Nokia 3

Nokia used to be the star of mobile tech shows, but it's been years since MWC Barcelona showcased a genuinely exciting Nokia phone. Well, that changed this year, as you surely already know. Nokia smartphones are back – albeit through a licensing deal – and this time they run Android.

Nokia 3 And 5 Hands-on, Quick Review: Worthy Of The Name

A few months after their announcement in Mobile World Congress , the new Nokia smartphones are now ready for primetime in the Philippines. HMD Oy, the company that's authorized by Nokia to use their name have officially unveiled the new devices earlier today , along with very attractive price tags.

Nokia 3 Review

Nokia 3 is the cheapest "Nokia" branded smartphone available as of now and is priced Rs 9499 and available in offline stores. Nokia 3 comes with good build quality, decent display and good stock UI.

Un-Finnished Business

A Nokia for the masses! And not the 3310. Risen from the ashes, the legendary Finnish brand makes a fresh start, "connecting people" the Android way. It's a nice sentiment for sure, but one that's mostly fueled by collective nostalgia over the Nokia golden age, back in the 90's.

Nokia is back from dead! Be ready for Nostalgia overload! Nokia is back with a bang! Nokia's perfect comeback! We've been witnessing all these, since the launch of Android-powered Nokia smartphones at the Mobile World Congress 2017, Barcelona, Spain.

Nokia 3

ImageTagInstance gallery-f5e22285-cf5d-4fb3-bcb7-caeae3395e27 IntroductionNokia is back in town. A new company, HMD Global, has taken ownership of the popular brand and has big plans for the future, including a flagship phone with top specs.But even before that anticipated flagship, the new Nokia is back with a few affordable phones and we have its cheapest Android smartphone up for review: the HTMLTagInstance html-tag-82fe75c4-3dfc-43f6-96f1-df723b871c9e Nokia 3. ImageTagInstance gallery-a94a9daf-9672-45b1-941a-a67b0d6ad3d9 Why is this phone different than all the other cheap phones out there? For starters, Nokia commits to a clean, clutter-free Android user experience, and that’s important. The Nokia 3 runs on Android 7.0 Nougat, it features a sleek, recognizable design, 4G LTE connectivity and is priced to sell. But then, it also takes a few shortcuts that are hard to forgive, even on a dirt cheap phone: there is no fingerprint scanner, for instance.We look at the Nokia 3 in detail ...

The Nokia 3, the most affordable of the three new Nokia-branded Android smartphones, was launched in India last month. It is the first smartphone with the Nokia name to hit the Indian market in a long time, but it's worth pointing out that it hasn't been manufactured by Nokia itself.