Nokia's Classic 3310 Phone Is Back, Thanks to HMD
- HMD revives handset that was top seller for Nokia in 2000s
- Two Nokia-branded smartphones start selling in second quarter
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Finnish company HMD Global Oy unveiled a range of new phones, including a redesign of the classic Nokia 3310, in a bid to win back mobile consumers.
Two new smartphones, the Nokia 3 and Nokia 5, are set to come to market in the second quarter, HMD executives said Sunday at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona. The phones will run Google’s Android operating system and Google Assist, and will retail for 139 euros ($147) and 189 euros, respectively. HMD also showcased the re-release of the Nokia 3310, a lower-cost feature phone first sold just under 17 years ago.