Mobile TutorialMobile NewsSources say HMD Global is expected to announce the Nokia 3310 5G feature phone tomorrowSources say HMD Global is expected to announce the Nokia 3310 5G feature phone tomorrow
On February 6, foreign media NokiaMob reported that an employee named "JesusHMD" posted on HMD's official Discord server, claiming that HMD Global would announce "some exciting things" tomorrow.
According to previous reports, HMD Global previously released a trailer video, in which a Nokia 3310-shaped mobile phone appeared, equipped with a "5G" logo. According to this, foreign media believe that HMD is expected to launch tomorrow Nokia 3310 5G feature phone and other devices. 
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