HMD launches Nokia 6310, Nokia 5310 and Nokia 230 featurephones
They all have a USB-C port and bigger batteries. HMD adopted a new multi-brand approach for its smartphones, but is sticking with the Nokia name for its...
So these are basically the old 2G phones but with a USB-C port and a new chipset.
They still only support 2G, so are useless anywhere that requires 4G VoLTE and where 2G/3G has been shut down.
What’s the point then?! Update the cell bands so people at least have an option to use them.
Developing countries. When I lived in one a few years ago I got a Nokia brick phone the same as I had around 2002, it went 5-6 days on a charge in a place with 'random' electricity.
Having 2G support doesn't mean it doesn't have 4g support. I have a phone which supports 2g 3g and 4g.
The article literally says they don’t work with anything newer than 2G
I have Nokia 3310 from the HMD.
Hardware looks fine, but software is slow and buggy.
More like a collection item than a daily driver.