At an event today in India, HMD Global announced their most affordable smartphone yet – the Nokia 2. Nokia 2 comes in a polycarbonate body with an aluminum
Ever since HMD Global officially announced Nokia 3, 5 and 6 at MWC17, problems with availability and logistics were following the global rollout of the devices. Lately, the
HMD Global’s Chief Product Manager Juho Sarvikas, who is very active on Twitter communicating with fans and customers, and I find that most admirable, confirmed that HMD will
HMD Global today announced a change in their leadership team, or to be more precise, a change in roles in the leadership team. Current interim CEO and Vice
HMD’s upcoming low-end smartphone, the Nokia 2 that is rumored to be officially unveiled next week in India, allegedly appeared on Antutu benchmark service. The model number in
Nokia published yesterday their Q3 2017 Financial results, that showed worse performance in the networks segment, and excellent performance of Nokia Technologies unit. With €483 million in revenue,
HMD’s newly announced smartphone, the Nokia 7, that is exclusively available in China, passed through TENAA, Chinese electronics certification agency. The device was certified in late September, but
HMD Global recently redesigned the Nokia Community Forum, adding new features and improving the UI. HMD also added a new site (or subforum) under Discussions/Products/Product feature ideas where
Nokia Corporation published this morning the financial results for the third quarter of 2017. The results show worse performance of Nokia’s core Networks unit compared year on year
HMD Global today officially announced the Android 8 Oreo beta program for Nokia devices. If you sign up for the program, you can immediately download the beta version
