Sentences with phrase «hmd global planned»

A GFXBench listing has revealed that HMD Global plans to launch a high - end Android tablet this year with the Nokia branding.

HMD Global plans to launch the Nokia 8 in four different color options: glossy blue and copper, as well as matte blue and grey.

Not exact matches

Venture Beat's Evan Blass recently broke the story of how HMD Global Oy, the Finnish manufacturer with exclusive rights to market Nokia phones, is planning to announce four handsets at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, with one very specific highlight.

HMD Global eventually plans to sell Nokia 3310 3G in the U.S., but it hasn't revealed a release date or exact price.

That might sound a bit odd considering that Android Oreo has been out for a while now, but HMD Global says it's planning to issue an Oreo update in the near future.

HMD Global wants to focus on the European market next, while distribution plans for other regions like North America are unknown at this stage.

HMD Global is said to be planning to debut the Nokia 6 (2018), Nokia 1, and the Nokia 9 in India and will presumably host at least two separate -LSB-...]

During MWC 2018 HMD Global announced a number of new phones including the Nokia 1 and following the main announcement we were able to take a closer look at the phone to see how it shapes up and what you can expect if you do plan on picking one up in the near future.

HMD has said it plans to launch a global version of the Nokia 6 phone this spring, including in the US.

Hopefully we will learn much more about HMD's plans for its global rollout of the Nokia - branded smartphones in the very near future.

That means that Huawei is not only planning to attend the same trade show as Samsung, Xiaomi, Sony, HMD Global, ZTE, Asus and possibly even LG later this month, boldly preparing to unveil «a different perspective» the very day the GS9 duo is expected to officially break cover.

HMD plans to invest more than $ 500 million over the next three years to support the global marketing of the Nokia devices, which will be paid for by investors and profits from the new business.

In response to a tweet from a disgruntled fan, HMD Global has now confirmed all three phones will come out before the end of June, saying, «We plan to release our upcoming smartphones worldwide before the end of Q2 2017.»

It's an open question whether any of these phones will make it to the US, though from HMD Global's verbiage it does sound as the plan is to make them widely available across the world.

It's unclear if Nokia and HMD plan to release their new line of Nokia smartphones in Canada, but given the plan for a global rollout, it's more than likely at least some Canadian carriers will soon start selling the devices.

Two weeks ago, HMD Global confirmed months of speculation after it revealed it secured exclusive licensing rights over the Nokia brand for the next 10 years, announcing plans to deliver its first line of phones in early 2017.

According to a report from Nokia Power User (NPU), HMD Global is planning to launch the 64 GB storage capacity variant as early as next week.

After unveiling a series of budget phones at the MWC 2017, HMD Global still has plans to unveil more smartphones in the midrange and high - end family.

At the moment, there are no precise plans to bring the phone to the US, through HMD Global is interested in doing so.

HMD Global, the company that will sell Nokia - branded smartphones for the following ten years, has big plans.

Google has said OEMs such as Essential, General Mobile, HMD Global Home of Nokia Phones, Huawei, HTC, Kyocera, LG, Motorola, Samsung, Sharp and Sony have plans to push their first Oreo update before the end of the year.

As we previously reported, HMD Global has plans to bring the phone in the vicinity of Rs 19,000 when it gets launched in India in May.

Instead, it was thought that HMD Global has plans to unveil another phone that would target the U.S. market.

HMD Global, the Finnish company that owns the rights to use Nokia's brand name on phones and tablets, is planning to launch four new devices at the Mobile World Congress (MWC) later this month.

For its part, HMD Global has kept its plans for its next Nokia handset under wraps.

HMD Global, the company that is licensing the Nokia brand for its smartphone efforts, has plans to unveil its next flagship next month.

HMD Global is planning to launch the flagship Nokia 8 at the end of the month, according to a report.

The CNMO report cites sources who claim to have some knowledge of HMD Global's plans.

According to Nokia and HMD, the latter plans to invest over $ 500 million in the next three years to push the Nokia brand and new devices in the global market.

After a successful launch of Nokia 3310 in May, HMD Global is planning to bring the latest Android powered devices to India.

Now according to a new tweet by the Chief Product Officer of HMD Global Mr. Juho Sarvika, it seems like the company is planning something awesome for the MWC 2018.

However, Phone Arena believes that Finnish company HMD Global, which is now in charge of making the Nokia handsets, is planning to introduce the Nokia 7's successor in the United States and other international markets this 2018.