Recently, Nokia hosted 'Amplify Malaysia' as a technology event showcase accelerating Malaysia's digital transformation and economic growth. The company's refreshed strategy is setting Nokia as a B2B technology innovation leader, to spearhead the development of cutting-edge network solutions and advancements.

HMD Global recently announced that prices for most of their Nokia devices currently available in the Malaysian market will not be impacted by the SST (Sales and Services Tax). However, three of the recently launched models may see a slight increase (the Nokia 6.1 = RM1100 + RM69, Nokia 2.1 = RM415 + RM20 and Nokia 8110 = RM285 + RM14).

HMD global, the home of Nokia phones has jointly announced the signing of an exclusive partnership with ZEISS, an internationally leading expert in optics and optoelectronics, to set a new imaging standard within the smartphone industry.

So here's some news about Nokia, while we're all waiting patiently for their return, the company has announced that Nokia President and CEO Rajeev Suri will be presenting a keynote at the Mobile World Congress 2017. But will we be seeing any new devices from them? Maybe.

A project by Nokia was completed in conjunction with CMC Engineering Sdn Bhd, which was responsible for the construction of systems work packages of the line extension such as light rail system in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. An advanced communications network was built to support railway operations and passenger services, such as Kelana Jaya Light Rail Transit (LRT) Line Extension – including 13 new stations – which is used by 350000 passengers daily.

The previous news are true – we will see Nokia branded devices running Android really soon. Nokia Technologies revealed today that it has given exclusive global license to HMD Global, a startup company based out of its own home country of Finland. At the same time, Microsoft has confirmed the sale of their feature phone business that carries the license to the name Nokia, to Foxconn’s subsidiary FIH Mobile for USD 350 million.