For several years now, rumors have swirled that Nokia would be leaving the phone space. The iconic company, most known for the jokes around its supposedly indestructible phones, has struggled to ...

More recently though, Y2K’s resurgence within popular culture has seen growing numbers of Gen Z switch back to old mobile phones to reduce their screentime and be more present. Earlier this year, ...

However, these phones will seemingly be a sort of odd ... There's a good chance that the Nokia models will also only launch in India, and they're reportedly going to be more expensive than their ...

Although these smartphones have been available for some time, they are now being replaced by modern models under HMD’s brand.

Nokia continues to innovate with nostalgic designs like the Barbie Flip phone, offering basic connectivity to encourage real-life connections. In our predominantly digital world, it's hard to imagine ...

HMD had intentions to manufacture and sell Nokia-branded phones and smartphones, including some classics, in hopes of a brand revival. However, despite efforts to innovate and release new models ...