Nokia classic cell phone relaunch causes nostalgia explosion

Nokia Cell Phone 3210 Celebrating 25 Years

The 25th anniversary of the Nokia 3210 brought a new edition including Snake The Nokia 3210 is 25 years old this year, and the company is celebrating by releasing a revamped edition of the greatly loved cell phone for a burst of nostalgia in the electronics market. Yes, the device even includes the classic Snake game The newly revamped 3210 cell phone supports 4G calls, has a 2-megapixel camera, and features the once immensely popular Snake game.  For those feeling the deep nostalgia over the device, it comes with a…

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Nokia smartphone model shipments rise in India

Smartphone model - Nokia - India Flag

The company’s sales data shows that in Q3 2023, its phone shipments experienced healthy growth in that market. Nokia managed to achieve smartphone model shipment growth in one of the largest markets in the world during the third quarter of this year, based on shipment data released by counterpoint. This doesn’t mean that the units were actually sold to customers but does indicate a brand’s performance. The smartphone model shipments of a brand don’t specifically point to the number of units consumers purchased within a span of time. However, it…

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Nokia sells 51% stake in TD Tech company with Huawei

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The buyer for the shares was announced as New Oriental Advanced Materials, a Chinese company. Nokia has announced that it has sold its 51 percent stake in the China-based company TD Tech that it founded with Huawei in Beijing in 2005. The company makes a number of products for wireless carriers such as China Mobile. TD Tech has a number of research and development centers and a highly educated workforce focused on studying wireless communication technologies. It also produces a number of wireless products for customers including China Mobile where…

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Wireless service in Russia experiencing measured drop as tech departs

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Russian telecoms are expected to see increased problems and outages with Nokia and Ericsson departure. Telecom companies are already starting to see reductions in their wireless service quality in Russia as restrictions start showing their impact. The law reigns in Russian military coverage of operations occurring in Ukraine, leading to problems. Nokia and Ericsson both left Russia at the end of 2022, and with the calendar turn into the new year, it was already becoming obvious that problems such as dropped calls, reduced wireless service speeds and increased outages were…

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