The Finnish company has decided to up the ante by promising to continue pushing security updates for its earliest phones by one more year than it promised. The phones are the Nokia 3, 5, 6, and 8.
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HMG Global has unleashed a flurry of software updates for its phones today, bringing Android Pie to the 2017 Nokia 6, as well for the Indian variant of the Nokia 8. The Nokia 2 can now get Oreo, too.
HMD Global is said to be prepping a mid-range Nokia smartphone that would feature a punch-hole camera in the display. The device alleged to be the new Nokia 6 is expected to launch next month.
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.
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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.
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.
Having launched in China in January, the 2018 model of the Nokia 6 is now available to be purchased in the UK and Norway. The device sports a Snapdragon 630 SoC and runs Android Oreo out of the box.
HMD Global's latest Nokia branded Android phones are joining the Android Enterprise Recommended program upon release. The New Nokia 8 Sirocco and others will join the Nokia 8 as part of the program.
Although the U.S. isn't part of HMD Global's focus at the moment, the company will still be launching its newest Nokia 6 smartphone in the country and sell it through unlocked retail channels.
The Nokia 6 (2018) edition was released in China last month, and specifications got a sizable bump from the Snapdragon 430 to a 630 SoC with 4GB of ram coupled with Android One (Oreo 8.0) onboard.
Smartphone maker, HMD Global has announced that it is now rolling out the latest version of Android to the Nokia 5 and the first generation Nokia 6 smartphones in a phased manner globally.
Like clockwork, Nokia has announced its successor to the Nokia 6 almost a year after the release of the first model. The 2018 variant will offer better internals and a slightly different design.
Further leaks of the upcoming mid-range smartphone from HMD Global confirm earlier chatter about the device's specifications, while also giving us our first look at the exterior of the phone.
While HMD Global made its mark on the smartphone scene by officially announcing the Nokia 6 back in January, it looks like a follow up to the handset could be on the cards for early next year.
Customers can now purchase the Nokia 6 from Best Buy for $229.99. The handset is available in two color options: Matte Black and Silver with a 5.5-inch 1080p display, 4GB of RAM and 32Gb storage.
While Amazon had an exclusive on the Nokia 6 for a few months, it appears that retailer B&H Photo Video is now carrying the device and making it available to its customers with some added freebies.
HMD Global has reiterated its commitment to pushing out the latest updates to the newly released Nokia Android phones and will be rolling out Oreo to its current lineup by the end of 2017.
HMD Global wasted no time in bringing the latest Android security update to its devices. Within hours of Google publishing the August security bulletin, HMD began its rollout to the Nokia 5 and 6.
HMD Global has launched the mid-range Nokia 6 in the UK, where it's priced at just under £200. It's being offered in four colours - but one of those colours is already out of stock online.
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Amazon has added five handsets to its Prime Exclusive Phone program in the US. Significant discounts are available on all the devices, including the new Nokia 6, with offers and ads on the lockscreen.
HMD Global has announced that the Nokia 6 - its mid-range handset with a Snapdragon 430 processor, 3GB RAM and 32GB storage - will go on sale in the United States in July, priced at $229.
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Following the launch of the Nokia 3 Android smartphone, the Nokia 5 and 6 are the latest devices that will be available in South Africa through various carriers on contract or at full price.
After nearly five months since their announcement at Mobile World Congress 2017, the Nokia trio of Android smartphones from HMD Global has launched in India with the cheapest model priced at Rs. 9499.
Google announced Android O some months ago and it looks like HMD Global has committed to offering the update to its Nokia devices. The firm currently has three Android smartphones on the market.
If you're looking to get in on some nostalgic action with the updated Nokia 3310, it is now available to purchase in the UK for £49.99 at Carphone Warehouse and Vodafone brick and mortar stores.
Clove UK has listed all the new Nokia smartphones and the reimagined Nokia 3310, which were announced in February at MWC 2017, on its website along with prices and an expected launch date in June.
If you are an owner of the Nokia 6, you'll be happy to know that a new update should be landing on your phone that will update Nougat to version 7.1.1. The update will arrive over-the-air.
Besides committing to an international launch in Q2 2017, HMD Global hasn't yet revealed an exact release date for its new Nokia handsets - but recent reports are pointing towards likely timeframes.
HMD Global said that its Nokia 3, 5 and 6 Android smartphones will be available in the US, as part of plans for a simultaneous launch of its devices in 120 markets, which it described as "ambitious".
HMD has confirmed that it will deliver monthly security patches for all of its Android devices, including the new Nokia 3 and 5 smartphones, which it unveiled at Mobile World Congress.
The Nokia 6 has yet to make its debut out of Asia, but it is expected to arrive in other markets in the coming months. A new video has surfaced, showing off the handset's resilience to physical abuse.
HMD Global hasn't yet announced a firm launch date for its new range of Nokia-branded devices around the world - but a UK retailer says that the new handsets are expected to launch there in May.
HMD Gobal has just announced that its first Nokia-branded smartphone, the Nokia 6 will finally be launching outside of China and will be sold in global markets. A new colour variant also is coming.
According to a new report, HMD Global will be launching three new Nokia-branded phones at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona. The event is scheduled for February 26, and the phones will be low end.
If you were hoping to acquire a Nokia 6 in the Philippines, chances are, you might have missed your chance. The handset went on sale via a third party and was sold out - despite the $100 markup.
The Nokia 6 made a triumphant debut today selling out in a mere minute. The handset was offered online exclusively in China. It is unknown when stock will be replenished or if it will reach US shores.
Having already announced the 6 - its first Nokia-branded Android smartphone - HMD Global says that it will share "the next exciting chapter in the Nokia consumer story" at Mobile World Congress 2017.
Last week, HMD Global unveiled the Nokia 6, its first Nokia-branded Android phone, with a Snapdragon 430 SoC, 4GB RAM and 64GB storage. Pre-orders have opened in China, where it will launch next week.
HMD Global has officially announced the Nokia 6, its first Android-based Nokia-branded smartphone, which will launch exclusively in China - but more devices are on the way to other parts of the world.
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