Just a few hours ago, HMD Global just announced a barrage of new Nokia smartphones with three different series. As usual, all of them are budget phones and they are promptly named Nokia X20, X10, G20, G10, C20 and finally, C10.

HMD Global will adopt a new naming scheme for its Nokia smartphones and it was rumoured that a few devices are coming with it soon. According to previous reports, Nokia is expected to bring three devices including G10, X10, and X20. The G10 is even said to be a budget gaming device. Now, the launch date of the smartphones has been confirmed and it's to be on 8 April.

With a new year, Nokia is looking to make some major changes. The company has finally decided to change its odd naming scheme for its smartphones, giving its next device the Nokia G10 name. Today, new details of the device have been leaked online.

It was reported that Nokia would be changing its naming strategy for upcoming smartphones by giving up decimal numbers. The company is also rumoured to launch a smartphone dubbed G10 that comes under the G series. Today, it's spotted that the device has received SIRIM certification in Malaysia.

According to a new report, Nokia is planning to do something new with its smartphone business by changing the naming strategy. It is claimed that the brand will be ditching the number + decimal point + number way of naming and go for something more common like joining alphabet and number. Besides that, a new smartphone has also been spotted confirming the change by being named G10.