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Nokia 5.4, Nokia 3.4 coming soon to India and this is how they will fight Realme, Redmi HMD will launch its ammo for India's mid-range market soon against the Realme and Redmi phones. Shubham Verma | February 10, 2021 | Updated 10:24 IST Highlights Both Nokia 5.4 and Nokia 3.4 will go against Realme, Redmi phones. The two phones offer clean Android software with promised updates. Nokia 5.4 and Nokia 3.4 are going to be launched in India soon. HMD has been teasing the two smartphones through Nokia Mobile India's Twitter account for a while now but it has not shared a date so far. We do not kn...

HMD has launched two new smartphones in India, the Nokia 5.4 and the Nokia 3.4, and they bring a lot on the table.

With every new Android version comes a flurry of fancy fresh features. Some of them immediately transform the way we work, while others just quietly fade away without making much noise. And then there are the features that fall somewhere in between — features that seem useful, maybe even pique our interest when we first hear about 'em, but then get lost in the shuffle and forgotten as time wears on. Especially when said features are out of sight and not at all obvious, they're all too easy to overlook and abandon. Well, as we look ahead to the launch of yet another new Android version — A...

Nokia 1.4 is launched with a 6.51-inch screen and Android Go HMD Global has introduced its first smartphone in 2021. The budget model Nokia 1.4 turned out to be so simple that it received a simplified version of the OS – Android 10 Go. Nokia 1.4 is promised an update to Android 11, also in the Go version. One of the features of the model is the fingerprint scanner, which is not often found in smartphones of this price range. Nokia 1.4 is equipped with a 6.51-inch HD+ screen, 5MP front camera, dual rear camera (8MP with autofocus and 2MP macro), 4000 mAh battery, 1,2 or 3 GB of RAM (varies b...

Nokia 3.4 will hit the Indian market soon The year 2020 certainly was a problematic year for most smartphone companies. However, we can list HMD Global among th companies that most suffered from the global pandemic. Back in 2016, the brand acquired rights for the Nokia smartphone brand. Since then, it has been releasing a plethora of good smartphones, achieving attention in the process. However, last year, the brand had to change its plans in light of the disruption in sales caused by the pandemic and quarantine measures. Now, the company aims to recover its market share with a set of competi...