The Nokia brand returned with a bang at Mobile World Congress (MWC) while Samsung offered a teaser of its upcoming Galaxy S8. NOKIA 3310 REBORNThe iconic Nokia brand made a splash by reentering the phone fray with a bevy of new models. In addition to the 3310, the Nokia 3, Nokia 5, and Nokia 6 smartphones also made their debut at MWC. APPLE EYEING REDESIGNED IPAD, ANALYST SAYSThe Galaxy S8 will be announced on March 29, the company said Sunday. A trending smartphone design that should also show up in the Galaxy S8 and Apple's 2017 iPhone.
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Sorry Australia, you're too advanced for the Nokia 3310
Just like "Agro's Cartoon Connection," Aerobics Oz Style and the widely-acclaimed butterfly clip and pop music sensation Bardot*, the Nokia 3310 won't be making a comeback down under. But while the world has been cheering about the arrival of the 3310, and the return of Snake, Aussies are likely to miss out. Nokia confirmed the phone will run on 2.5G, meaning it would rely on Australia's 2G network. Telstra switched off its 2G network in December last year, while Optus and Vodafone are following suit in April and September this year respectively. Nokia announced the return of its famous feature phone at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona today, confirming rumours by showing off a 3310 with a 2.4-inch colour screen, 2-megapixel camera and a full month of standby time.read more from here
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