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 ...

Nokia announced six new smartphones yesterday, with the top model being the new Nokia X20. Now, we get to find out more details about this impressive handset. The video below from Tech Spurt gives us ...

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 ...

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 has revamped the Nokia smartphone line-up for 2021 and introduced six models in the brand new C, G, and X series. Digital Trends was given the opportunity to take a look at one of the first ...

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, ...

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 ...

HMD announced a big pile of smartphones yesterday, the most interesting of which is the Nokia X20, a €349 ($415) device that seems destined for a wide distribution. HMD's "Nokia X" line represents a ...

Taking a look back at seven days of news and headlines across the world of Android, this week’s Android Circuit includes the stunning Galaxy S21 FE, a new camera for the next Galaxy, Nokia X20 on sale ...

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, ...

When HMD Global took over the Nokia brand for phones, it made bold promises to offer a better software experience than the big OEMs. The company put vanilla Android, more or less, on all of its ...