Articles about Nokia 3310

HMD Global, which has already resurrected iconic phones like the Nokia 8110, Nokia 3310, and Nokia 2720 Flip, is working to soon revive yet another classic Nokia handset.

Back in 2014, Microsoft acquired Nokia's Devices and Services division for $7.5 billion.

Amazon India has launched 'Feature Phones Fest' to offer feature phones at discounted prices.

Nokia's parent company HMD Global has said that the Nokia 5233 phone that recently exploded in Odisha wasn't manufactured by it.

After HMD Global's successful run to revive the old Nokia phones, Lenovo-owned Motorola is also planning to bring back its legendary phone - the Moto RAZR.

According to a report, HMD Global is expected to launch an upgraded version of the Nokia 8110 (originally launched in 2008) along side a slew of smartphones to be unveiled at their company event in Mobile World Congress, tomorrow.

HMD Global has "quietly" launched an all-new 4G variant of the classic Nokia 3310 in China.

Indian mobile users can now buy a feature phone for as less as Rs. 249.

A new, revamped, 4G capable version of the classic Nokia 3310 is set for release.

As the year 2017 draws to a close, Google has released the annual "Year in Search", revealing the top trending searches of the year.

The Nokia 7, the second smartphone after Nokia 8 to feature a "bothie" camera, is coming to China on October 24.

Chinese device maker Xiaomi, which entered India's smartphone market in 2014, is giving a really tough competition to Samsung.

With the advent of JioPhone, feature handsets have received a new boost in terms of popularity. Other telcos, too, are bringing out handsets at rock-bottom prices.

HMD Global managed to get the buzz about Nokia back by playing the nostalgia card, reintroducing the classic for consumers, a revamped Nokia 3310.

This Independence Day, the next phone in Nokia's Android series, the Nokia 5, will go on sale, despite apprehensions that the GST launch could delay its release.

HMD Global, the Finnish start-up that is selling the Nokia products now, has launched entry-level features phones Nokia 105 and Nokia 130.

Flipkart is now offering buyback guarantees, extended shipping areas and EMI options on the Xiaomi Redmi Note 4.

The Nokia 3 has finally reached the smartphone outlets in India.

Nokia 3, Nokia 5 and Nokia 6 Android smartphones are finally making their way to India.

No matter how smart and fancy our phones get, Nokia 3310 will always have a huge nostalgic value for us.

The classic Nokia 3310 will return on May 18 in a new avatar, and will be available for Rs. 3,310.

It's the return of an old friend and Indian consumers can't help but dive in nostalgia when it comes to Nokia.

Following China, India is the biggest consumer of smartphones in Asia and is one of the key markets that keeps smartphone firms always on their edge.

After battling rising competition and technology changes, Finnish telecom giant Nokia is all set to re-enter the smartphone market next year.