Nokia 2010 With Improved Design and 4G Connectivity to Launch Next Year

Since its return two years ago, HMD Global has been relentless bringing new revamped editions of older Nokia classic phones. First, we saw iconic Nokia 3310, and this year at the MWC 2018, the company brought back the classic Nokia 8110 Banana phone. Fresh information reveals that Finland based company will also introduce a modern version of Nokia 2010 phone next year. The revamped version of Nokia 2010 that was announced way back in 1994 will be releasing next year to mark its 25th anniversary, an insider revealed to Android Authority. The report further reveals the device will come with an improved design, along with 4G LTE connectivity and a colour display.

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The feature phone will also run the same OS as the other two Nokia phones revived by the company, the Nokia 3310 and the Nokia 8110. The handset will also bring support for Facebook and WhatsApp through a new partnership between HMD Global and Facebook.

However, the report highlights that HMD will rename the upcoming feature phone to differentiate it from the original. It is not yet confirmed, but the report says that HMD is going with the name Nokia A10 or something similar to that. The phone is expected to arrive in several colour options such as Red, Yellow and Black.

There is also no information as to other key specs of the feature phone. Also, it is not yet clear as to when the Nokia 2010 will hit the market. However, the phone may probably make its way to the MWC 2019 platform.