Nokia, the smartphone brand now under the tutelage of HMD Global has announced that it will be launching a new device next week. Taking to its official Mobile India X account, Nokia said that the smartphone will debut on Wednesday (6 September).

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.

A week after it was accidentally leaked online, HMD Global finally released the Nokia G42, its latest mid-range offering in the European market. Offering some competitive specs for its price, read on to find out more about the device.

HMD Global is set to release another Nokia midrange smartphone soon, though we don’t need to wait until launch to know its design and specs as they were accidentally revealed recently. Called the Nokia G42 5G, read on to find out more about the confirmed specs of the smartphone.

Nokia may be releasing a new rugged smartphone soon as alleged renders of the device have been leaked online. Shared by WinFuture, the device is referred to as the Nokia Sentry 5G.

Last month, Nokia unveiled a new logo during MWC 2023 in Barcelona which signalled the brand’s intention to reinvent itself. Now, the company has also unveiled “Nokia Pure”, a revamped design system with new visual concepts.

Samsung and Nokia have entered into a multi-year 5G patent license agreement which would give the former access to the latter’s fundamental inventions in 5G and other technologies. The agreement is effective from 1 January 2023 and would see the South Korean tech giant make royalty payments to Nokia.

HMD Global’s Nokia has announced that it will be releasing its latest tablet, the Nokia T21 in Indonesia. Set for release next month, the T21 features a 10.36-inch IPS LCD display with a resolution of 2000 x 1200 pixels and a peak brightness of 400 nits.

Nokia today launched its latest smartphone offering for the Malaysian market, the Nokia X30 5G. Built with both sustainability and longevity in mind, the device comes with a 3-year warranty, 3 OS upgrades and 3 years of monthly security updates, with a robust metal frame and a tough display to boot.

It's hard to imagine putting down our phones since these gadgets have become an integral part of our lives. Pekka Lundmark, the CEO of Nokia said otherwise, though. During the World Economic Forum 2022, he believes and predicts that 6G is quite likely to make our phones obsolete.