HMD Global has revealed its latest Nokia Android phones, including 5G connectivity at roughly $360 prices, and longer update commitments than most low-cost devices deliver. The new Nokia X20 and X10, ...

HMD Global’s latest release, the Nokia X20, represents the ‘top of the line’ with its new portfolio of phones. With a list price of £320, it’s clear that the Nokia brand is going to be fighting in the ...

HMD Global, the owner of the Nokia brand, launched six new handsets on Thursday and announced the company's brand new MVNO project as well. The new Nokia phones got a new naming scheme, but they ...

With 5G and a low price tag, Nokia's X20 is an affordable way to put super fast data in your pocket. When he's not testing the latest phones or phone cameras, Andrew can normally be found with his own ...

is a reporter with five years of experience covering consumer tech releases, EU tech policy, online platforms, and mechanical keyboards. HMD is announcing six new midrange devices today led by the ...

HMD Global has officially launched its first-ever Nokia-branded budget 5G smartphones in the form of Nokia X10 and Nokia X20. These handsets feature exact same set of specifications except for camera, ...

The Nokia X10 and the Nokia X20 have the same design. It consists of a punch-hole display with a hole placed in the middle and a rear side made of polycarbonate with a circular camera module and a LED ...

Nokia announced the latest beta build for Android 12. Currently, the Developer Preview program can now use it in Nokia X20. The phone maker targets those developers who can test it in an early stage ...

Nokia are holding a press event on the 8th of April to announce their latest Android smartphones, one of those will be the new Nokia X20. The Nokia X20 recently appeared at the FCC, the handset is ...

Apple definitely set a trend when it decided to ditch the wall charger in the iPhone 12 box. Samsung and Xiaomi have already followed in their footsteps and Huawei is expected to do so soon as well.

In January this year, a mysterious Nokia smartphone codenamed Quicksilver had popped up on benchmarking platform Geekbench with 6GB of RAM and Android 11-based software. Not much about this device has ...