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Rugged Nokia Laptop with 1,000-nit Display and 5G
Nokia is developing a rugged notebook for business customers. At the same time as the Nokia Mission-Safe Phone 2, the mobile communications giant is also reportedly developing a rugged laptop. The Nokia Booklet X15 Enterprise is a particularly versatile one with a 1,000-nit bright touchscreen and a modular expansion slot.
Nokia Phones Are Coming Back to Market - Nokia Mission-Safe Phone 2 Leaks with a More Modern Design, Pogo Pins, and Laser
The Nokia Mission-Safe Phone 2 is said to feature an extremely rugged body. Nokia is introducing a new smartphone called the Mission-Safe Phone 2, which is being developed without the support of HMD Global. The Mission-Safe Phone 2 is said to feature a modernized design, a fast Qualcomm chip, and seven years of updates.
HMD Crest 2 Pro Specs and Photos Leaked
HMD Global is reportedly aggressively expanding its presence in India's highly competitive budget smartphone market. The recent spate of leaks surrounding the unannounced HMD Crest 2 Pro suggests that the company is planning significant hardware upgrades over its predecessors, the Crest and Crest Max, with a particular focus on battery life and display technology.
Leaked Photos of HMD Key2 and Arc2 Smartphones
Finnish company HMD Global has leaked new product images of its yet-to-be-announced Key2 and Arc2 smartphones. The leaker who shared the images is known as "HMD MEMES" on X, the number one leaker.
HMD Global to Launch Four New Smartphones Soon - Specs and Photos
HMD Global is preparing several new smartphones for 2026, and a fresh leak has already revealed several specifications for the future models. According to the source X-user, four new devices will be coming from the company, which will be the HMD Arc 2, Key 2, Crest 2 and Crest 2 Pro.
Indian telecom companies demand rerun of direct-to-mobile (D2M) trials
Indian operators have criticised the lack of transparency and stakeholder participation in recent direct-to-mobile (D2M) trials and are demanding new, technology-neutral tests.