Nokia's lowest end smartphone boasts an impressive battery life and stellar software support, but is ultimately let down by misplaced priorities, and is unable to outvalue the competition.
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The Nokia 7 Plus is now beginning to receive the stable release of Android 9.0 Pie, which brings only the most essential features of the OS to the smartphone since it's part of Android One.
HMD Global today announced that the company will allow a select range of their phones' bootloader to be unlocked. This allows modders to customise their devices and install custom ROMs.
The year is winding down and with only a few months remaining, HMD Global is choosing to host an event in London, where it is expected to showcase a new smartphone. What it could be is anyone's guess.
A purportedly official render of the Nokia 7.1 Plus has been leaked online, hinting at several key specs of the device such as a Snapdragon 710 octa-core processor and a Zeiss-branded dual-camera.
Smartphones aimed at gamers have become quite popular this year, with numerous companies introducing its own interpretation of a gaming smartphone. Nokia has recently started teasing its own offering.
If you were getting excited about the possibility of owning a Nokia phone with a penta-lens camera, prepare to be crushed. Allegedly, the firm is delaying the release and it will not arrive in 2018.
In what may seem bizarre, Google remotely turned on the Battery Saver setting on phones running Android 9 Pie, accidentally. The firm apologized on Reddit and said that it was an internal experiment.
That was quick. We are able to once again, catch another glimpse at the rumored Nokia smartphone with a penta-lens setup. The device pictured could be a fake but it looks quite stunning.
A new image surfaced, showing us what could be Nokia's penta-lens smartphone, in the flesh. While it's good to be skeptical in these situations, it's also fun to entertain the idea of it being real.
Those curious have dug up new trademarks filed by HMD Global. Perhaps the more interesting out of the pair is 'PureDisplay'. While there aren't any details behind the trademark, one can always dream.
The European Union's European Investment Bank has given Nokia a €500 million loan in order to further accelerate the development of the firm's 5G end-to-end solution which will be sold to telecoms.
It appears that HMD Global has purchased the "PureView" trademark from Microsoft. The revolutionary camera tech was used in various high-end devices including Lumia 920, 925, 1020, 1520, and 950/XL.
It has been a long time coming but it looks like, finally, Nokia could be releasing some truly coveted smartphones. The firm teased that it will hold an event for "one of the most awaited phones".
HMD Global has announced the availability of the latest generation of its budget Nokia smartphones, the Nokia 2.1, 3.1 and 5.1 in India and the devices would be going on sale starting from August 12.
HMD Global has started rolling out one last beta build of Android Pie to its Nokia 7 Plus before the official release, keeping up with its positive track record for timely Android updates.
In a press event slated for August 21st, HMD Global may launch the mid-range Nokia 6.1 Plus handset alongside several other devices. The phone is also known as the Nokia X6 in China.
Nokia and T-Mobile have signed a new agreement worth $3.5 billion. Under the deal, Nokia will help build T-Mobile's 5G network across the U.S. providing end-to-end solutions for carrier.
After releasing the Nokia X6 back in May, Nokia has announced its Android One version of the handset, the Nokia 6.1 Plus. The smartphone will go on sale in China first, then make its global debut.
HMD Global has a new low-end smartphone for Nokia fans in China. The Nokia X5 brings a dual camera system and a full-screen design with the promise of monthly updates and Android P support for ¥999.
Nokia and China Mobile have signed a frame agreement valued at €1 billion. The aim of the deal is to aid China Mobile transition its network to a new "future-oriented network infrastructure".
HMD Global is set to release its next handset, the Nokia X5 on July 11. The handset will offer a modest set of specifications but will also have a notched cut out on the top of its display.
A new report from a Taiwanese website indicates that the Nokia X6, HMD Global's first notched phone, could be coming to the market with the much more complex Nokia 6.1 Plus moniker.
Nokia and China Mobile have signed an MoU which will see them establish a lab in Hangzhou China so they can research AI and ML in 5G networks. AI and ML is key to optimising content delivery on 5G.
Nokia and Tencent signed an agreement at the end of June which will see them establish a lab in China to develop new applications that leverage 5G and enhance the latter's social media services.
Nokia's latest entry in the low-end space, the Nokia 3.1, is now available in the United States through Best Buy, following an announcement in late May. The handset will run you $159.
We have been waiting for Nokia to release a high-end smartphone and by the looks of it, it could happen soon. The model, known as the A1P, could sport an in-display fingerprint reader.
The Nokia 7 Plus was one of the few non-Google devices to get access to the Android P developer preview, but it seems that testers are unknowingly being downgraded to Oreo on Nokia's phone.
Google's Android Enterprise Recommended Program has expanded to 39 devices with the addition of various new phones from OEMs like Nokia, Sony and Huawei. The firm has also added its first tablets.
U.S. internet service provider Frontier Communications has entered a partnership with Nokia to use the company's XGS-PON technology in Texas, Florida, and California offering speeds up to 10 gigabits.
It isn't often that we get to take a look at prototypes of phones that are currently on the market. Luckily, several new prototype images have been released of some of Nokia's more recent handsets.
Following the announcement of its plan to sell the Digital Health division of Nokia about a month ago, president of Nokia Technologies Gregory Lee is stepping down after just one year in the role.
HMD Global is finally bringing the Nokia Pro Camera system to the 2017 Nokia 8. The camera app update will be delivered as part of an OTA update and will fully roll out over the coming weeks.
At its event yesterday, HMD Global announced that all of its current Nokia handsets will get Android P. This announcement also reiterates the company's commitment with Google's Project Treble.
At an event in Moscow today, HMD Global went on stage to reveal the refreshed versions of its lower-end smartphones, the Nokia 2, Nokia 3 and Nokia 5. The Nokia X6 was not mentioned at the event.
HMD Global has announced via Twitter that it will hold an event on May 29 in Moscow, Russia, with hints for some sort of battery improvements or wider release of the recently unveiled Nokia X6.
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Following an official announcement in China, HMD Global CPO Juho Sarvikas announced on Twitter that the Nokia X6 will be coming to other markets thanks to an extremely positive community response.
At an event held in China, HMD has unveiled the Snapdragon 636-powered, mid-range Nokia X6, the company's first smartphone to feature the trending screen cutout design and a tall display.
Google has announced the Android P Beta program at I/O 2018, its annual developer conference. The program now supports flagship devices from seven more manufacturers in addition to the Pixel devices.
The 2018 Nokia 6 is now available to those in the United States. The handset can be purchased from either Amazon or Best Buy in Copper Black for $269. The handset runs Android One.
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