Tag: HMD

HMD launched the HMD Vibe, the company’s first budget-friendly smartphone for the US market, now available for $150.

With the recent leak of HMD feature phones, the idea of Nokia pulling its logo from the phone industry is becoming more and more a reality. The leaks

It seems that HMD will soon launch its own feature phone or phones, with the design based on the well-proven design of previous Nokia feature phones. Over the

Hikari Calyx released two photos showing an HMD feature phone next to what is most likely a Nokia 105/110 or a similar model. The HMD phone resembles the

The new business plan of HMD included the announcement of phones under their own brand, with the first one being the affordable HMD Pulse (with some market-specific variations),

While Europe got Pulse, and the US got Vibe, people in India are yet to see HMD’s first smartphone. The contest announced by HMD has concluded, and the

HMD is planning to launch their new device in India, but the launch isn’t a classic one. The company has asked their fans to suggest the name for

Apple launched a commercial video for its latest iPad Pro, named Crush, and it sparked controversy worldwide. Apparently, Apple is proposing a reinvention of how we approach creativity,

HMD refreshed some of its older Nokia feature phone portfolio by bringing them up to date with USB-C ports. However, HMD also introduced some new devices like the

Notebookcheck conducted the first thorough review of HMD’s Pulse Pro. This is the upgraded version of the regular Pulse device, featuring a 6/128GB memory configuration and a 50

HMD Pulse+ also comes in a Pulse+ Business Edition version, offering the same specs with the added benefit of 5 years of security updates and 3 years of

Pulse is the new phone series from HMD, featuring phones that share the same shell but differ in memory and camera arrangements. The HMD Pulse Pro, for instance,