Nokia 3310, a name familiar to everyone, simple design and a nearly indestructible build and a battery that lasts until the end of the world. The phone is all set to be a phoenix for the brand Nokia and help the company by rising from the ashes. In the early 2000s it was a rage among youngsters and one of the most popular articles.
The Finland-based company, HMD Global Oy now has the rights to use Nokia’s brand name on the mobile phones. This might be a cash crunch that led the company to bring back the iconic mobile back into the market. The HMD, according to a trusted source Evan ‘Evleaks’ Blass who is a famous mobile phone information leaker, said that they are planning to prepare a handset that shares its name with Nokia 3310.
In the 2000s Nokia sold 126 million units of the device and gained cult status for its indestructible build in the recent years. This is mainly because of the delicate handsets that are being manufactured with a glass screen. The phone is expected to be a feature phone that addresses basic needs and will be priced at Rs. 4,200 and will be competing with the low-end Android smartphones.
The company is holding the launch event on February 26 in Barcelona before the Mobile World Congress.
