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“Millions of people rely on a Nokia device for their everyday needs, from basic connectivity, to payments and creativity. We care about people trusting their phone. That’s why our industry-leading security offering runs across the new X, G and C ranges – everyone deserves to feel safe. We care about people keeping their phone for longer. These products are built to last inside and out, thanks to our upgrade promises and superior durability. And we want people to continue to love their phone,” said HMD Global CMO Stephen Taylor.

Nokia 4.2 receives Android 11 firmware update HMD Global may not have the most appealing Nokia smartphones nowadays, but it certainly is one of the companies offering the best support for its existing devices. This year, we’re seeing that Nokia is clearly focused on the mid-range and low-end segment. The recently released Nokia X10, X20, G10, G20, C10, and C20 shows that clearly. We don’t know if the company will bring a new flagship after all those years, but it’s great to see a brand that is keeping low-end and mid-tier devices updated. Today, the brand is rolling out the Android 11 u...

  In its biggest launch event, HMD Global, the home of Nokia phones has finally launched new smartphones – Nokia X20, Nokia X10, Nokia G20, Nokia G10, Nokia C20 and Nokia C10 during an online event globally. Top of the range Nokia X-series, mid-ranger G-series and budget C-series all deliver the quality experience, the company said.   WATCH | Click on Zee Business Live TV Streaming Below: According to the company, Nokia X20 is priced at Euro 349 (around Rs 30,982) for the base 6GB RAM/128GB storage model. It will be made available in select global markets starting next month in Midnight S...

URL copied Nokia X10 HMD Global has just announced the launch of six new Nokia smartphones widening its portfolio across different price segments. The six new smartphones have been launched across three distinct smartphone series, the Nokia X-series, G-series as well as the budget-oriented C-series. Under the X-series, the Finnish company has launched the Nokia X20 and Nokia X10 that aim to offer a refined quality and extra durability. For the mid-range buyers, the company has introduced the Nokia G20 and Nokia G10 that bring innovative features in a reassuringly secure package, sup...

Image: Nokia/HMD Sometimes it just makes sense for companies to rethink their entire portfolio instead of churning out another generation of the same old devices, which is exactly what Nokia is doing with its new X, G, and C-series phones. Advertisement By shifting to a new naming scheme that seems loosely inspired by big name German automakers, HMD (who owns the branding rights for Nokia phones) is looking to move away from its previous one, which had become completely opaque with phone names like the Nokia 2.4, Nokia 3.4, and so on. Nokia’s new C-series handsets are the cheapest of the ...