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HMD Global ends all "Nokia" smartphones but continues selling feature phones under the Nokia brand. The Nokia license expires in March 2026.

Why HMD Global is Moving Away from Nokia There are several reasons why HMD might be making this change. First, the loss of the exclusive license for the Nokia name means that other companies could ...

HMD Global, which owns the licence to make and sell Nokia mobile phones until the end of 2026, launched the first set of smartphones under its own brand, Pulse, for markets outside India earlier ...

HMD Global to launch Nokia 3210 on its anniversary, teased on X. A 3D mockup of their first 108MP camera smartphone hints at a triple rear camera setup and a cyan-colored phone.

HMD Global’s strategy focused on nostalgia, affordability, and Android, producing devices like the Nokia 3310 (2017) reboot and various budget-friendly smartphones.

Despite rebranding its website, HMD Global clarifies that Nokia phones will continue, assuring more releases in the future, as the company adopts a new multi-brand strategy alongside its HMD ...