The end of an era has become a reality. Iconic Nokia smartphones are disappearing from store shelves, and HMD Global is ...

The familiar blue logo seems to be fading from the European smartphone ... However, it's likely that future software updates ...

The HMD Barbie Phone is a hot pink device that flips open and shut and sports a bold "Barbie" logo ... Nokia-branded mobile products since 2016 after striking a deal to acquire the Nokia mobile ...

With the loss of the exclusive license to use the “Nokia” name on smartphones and other mobile devices, HMD Global, now ...

while signalling the end of the once-dominant Nokia brand in the European smartphone landscape. Nokia Corporation, separate from HMD, continues to operate as a major player in network ...

Nokia, as we know, opted to exit the sector through its deal with Microsoft. Word on the street: In 2012, there was a short-lived series of reports linking Chinese device brand Lenovo with a move for ...

HMD Global, the company that had the license to use the iconic Nokia brand for mobile devices, has made a strategic shift. In a move that marks the end of an era, HMD is slowly removing all Nokia ...

It hasn’t been long since OPPO settled its patent dispute with Nokia. It seemed that everything was fine for the Chinese ...

Barclays analyst Joseph Zhou maintained a Sell rating on Nokia (0HAF – Research Report) today. The company’s shares closed yesterday at €3.78. According to TipRanks, Zhou is ranked #7792 out ...

Press ReleaseNokia and Furukawa Electric LatAm expand partnership in Brazil to reach data center marketSecurity and automation designed for the ...

The Nokia name may trigger nostalgia for the early ... who could certainly benefit from some new gear. Anker is a trusted brand name in the mobile accessory space, as it makes some of the best ...