Earlier today, we saw Qualcomm announcing its latest Snapdragon 865 and 765 chipsets. At the same time, many brands have confirmed that they will be offering smartphones equipped with the new chipsets. Looks like 2020 will be a year filled with Qualcomm 5G-powered phones.

Call it as a miracle, but a man from Ellesmere Port in the United Kingdom, named Kevin Moody has found his lost and beloved Nokia 3310 mobile phone. He was just clearing out his drawer looking for a key and found the phone with just over 70% battery left.

As always, the MWC 2019 is returning once again to Barcelona, Spain and will showcase multiple technologies from different brands. There are a TON of things to see there, but since we are a website that focuses mostly on smartphones, we have chosen our top 7 techs to look out in MWC 2019! So without further ado, let's get started!

The Snapdragon Technology Summit in Hawaii is something that many looked forward to due to the many rumours of the upcoming SoC that was in the works by Qualcomm. True enough, Qualcomm did unveil their latest addition to their flagship chips but it was not named Snapdragon 8150 as many initially thought but instead is named Snapdragon 855.

HMD Global has recently released a short 10 second teaser video on their Twitter account. From what we can spot in the teaser, it appears to be heavily focused on gaming due to the “Are you ready to #GameOn” tag line at the end of the teaser.

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).

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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.

This rumour can be taken with a grain but a post online has stated that Nokia is creating what is amounting to a large tablet. The 18.4-inch tablet is said to be branded with the Nokia brand, and it may be appearing sometime during MWC.

It seems the rising trend for 2017 will be foldable phones. Samsung is said to have one phone coming soon this year, and apparently Nokia is working on something as well, if this patent recently unearthed is any indication.