Nokia is back — sort of. The famous Finnish company is now owned by HMD, but it had a major presence at this year’s Mobile World Congress event in Barcelona. It was the perfect balance of hype, novelty and nostalgia — the goal being to convince journalists that HMD is taking this whole Nokia thing seriously.
And while the pinnacle of this nostalgia-fest was the resurrected Nokia 3310, HMD was also there to show off a portfolio of inexpensive Android phones. The company promised a global launch for its top phone, the Nokia 6, and introduced two new, cheaper Androids; the Nokia 3 and the Nokia 5. Read more…
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