To that end, HMD Global is launching a new Nokia C1 Plus that seems to take a half step back in time to offer an affordable 4G Android phone. For a bit of context, HMD launched the Nokia C1 late ...

Today HMD Global has announced that Nokia's lowest cost C-series line has a new member, the C1 Plus. The C1 was released last year, while the C2 got official back in March. As the name implies ...

Nokia hiring talent, preparing for its return to mobile If this is a real handset, the Nokia C1 won’t arrive until sometime next year anyway. However, it could mark Nokia’s independent return ...

HMD Global, the Finnish company that owns the rights to Nokia’s phone brand licensing ... HMD Global retained the keypad buttons and the general shape of the old device. On the back, we see ...

Earlier this year, Nokia confirmed that it would be returning to the smartphone market in 2016 and here's a render that shows what the device could look like: Little is known about the C1 besides ...

(Indeed, apart from the hinges on the side, a closed 6800 resembles the Nokia 3310 that was popular a few years back, making it a bit of a throwback.) But lift the numeric keypad and fold it back ...

Handsets major Nokia has launched its first dual SIM set -- Nokia C1. Handsets major Nokia has launched its first dual SIM set -- Nokia C1. 1,999, the company’s Director (Sales) Vipul Sabharwal ...

Now HMD Global is bringing the series back with the new Nokia C1. The new phone was announced in Kenya today. The Nokia C1 is an entry-level smartphone targeted at Africa, the Middle East ...