Tag: Feature phones

Not so long ago, HMD did something I thought wasn’t the right move. The company announced both the HMD 105 and the Nokia 105 on their website. Back

HMD Global, the maker of Nokia devices, has announced its plan to launch smartphones under its own brand in the first half of the calendar year 2024.

Just recently, it was reported in the U.S. that Generation Z has grown weary of smartphones. Not only are they popular in the Middle East, Africa and India,

Nokia Mobile has quietly announced several new phones, namely a new one and two variants of already launched devices.

Digital Detox was a popular word combination at the beginning of the pandemic COVID -19. People were constantly bombarded with messages about the spread of the virus and

In the big screen category, Nokia Mobile is pepping up to unveil the Nokia G11 Plus and Nokia T10, if not any X series device. Now, accompanying that

Market research company Counterpoint Research posted the usual infographic summarizing the state of the smartphone and the feature phone market, while also providing a regional breakdown. Regional breakdowns

The extended lockdown posed different effects on our mobile phone usage patterns and has probably increased our “we” time with our phones.

Counterpoint Research released their report about the smartphone market for Q3 2019. The smartphone market saw a slight increase in sales from 379.8 million in Q3 2018 to

Counterpoint Research, after posting their quarterly report about the smartphone market a few days ago, also calculated the shipments of feature phones in the third quarter of this

The year 2017 will be marked by the return of the feature phones. First time in a decade (even more depending how you define a smartphone), the feature

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