Two months ago we covered a story about an alleged Nokia feature phone, that looks like Nokia 230, but runs some version of Android with Google apps, like
Once you start using smartphone, your old feature phone looks like a toy to you. But, we shouldn’t underestimate that specific market since it is still huge, and
Nokia Mobile today, alongside announcing the Nokia 9 PureView, Nokia 4.2, Nokia 3.2 and Nokia 1 Plus, also announced a new feature phone, the Nokia 210. The device
Counterpoint Research last week published their report about the smartphone market during Q4 2018 and the whole year of 2018. HMD with the Nokia brand captured the 9th
Even though we are just a week away from ending Q3 and entering the fourth and, for most companies, the busiest quarter of the calendar year, Counterpoint Research
IDC’s analyst Francisco Jeronimo shared via Twitter that HMD Global shipped 59.2 million feature phones in 2017. This comes after Counterpoint Research this morning released detailed sales numbers
Analyst Pan Jiutang gave an interesting information about Nokia’s performance on the Chinese market and about the production of phones. Mr. Jiutang mentions that between a substantial growth of
*Update* Chinese leakster Nokibar, which is usually right about upcoming Nokia phones, said that TA-1034 and TA-1010 are going to be versions of once again renewed Nokia
United States’ largest bank J.P. Morgan corrected their estimates of mobile phone shipments for this and next year. It’s highly interesting that J.P. Morgan expects flat feature phone shipments
Microsoft just announced two new Nokia-branded feature phones – Nokia 216 and 2016 Dual SIM. The devices come in black, white and cyan, with the S30+ OS. See
