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Your kids have reached a point where they aren't right beside you at all times. For some, that means it's time to make sure they have a phone, and these are the phones you should consider.

Amazon has discounted the Nokia 8.3 5G Android smartphone down to $399. Which shaves $199 off of the regular price. Making this already well priced

This phone introduced a camera feature that is still found on phones today. 

The MStar M1 Pro is one of the most premium mid-rangers out there, complete with a metal unibody and Android 5.0 Lollipop.

Google officially released the final version of Android 11 on September 8, 2020, by which point the Nokia 5.3 had already been out for six months. You may

Armed with RCS, Google Messages is the current face of the company's longstanding quest for a worthy messaging app. While the multipurpose SMS app now has

Nokia X10: The Nokia X10 makes a great first impression but is let down by choppy performance and a general lack of mid-range frills

Pocket-lint search Pocket-lint is supported by its readers. When you buy through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Learn more 27 July 2021 · Review An assessment or critique of a service, product, or creative endeavour such as art, literature or a performance. 1 / 17 Quick verdict The Nokia XR20 is an interesting phone, offering something slightly different for those who a prone to breaking their phone. First...

Nokia 1.3 is now receiving its Android 11 update Nokias most barebones phone, the 1.3, hasnt been forgotten update-wise, although the long-forgotten promise of Android One phones receiving new major versions of the OS in a timely fashion is still hilarious in hindsight. Thats because this Android One device is only now getting updated to Android 11, a version thats almost one year old. The update is going out in stages, and the first stage includes all of the units that were sold in Australia. ...

Wednesday, 7 July 2021, 2:03 pm The Nokia G20 wont win any high performance prizes. Yet at $279, the mid-range Android phone from HMD Global represents solid value. Since HMD Global revived the Nokia brand, the company has push a straightforward pitch. It makes less expensive phones with the essential features but few trimmings. The real value lies in a commitment to provide regular operating system updates and security patches on a scale that other Android phone makers either cant or wont m...