He said the new Nokia C3, HMD Global’s new Rs 7,499 entry-level Android smartphone, should help people graduate from feature phones in India. (Image credit: HMD Global) Nokia C3. ‘Android-based feature phones not in the cards’Sarvikas does not see a point of releasing “smart” feature phones with Google’s Android operating system. This has made Nokia 4G feature phones a very “powerful solution” in the feature phone segment. HMD Global plans to use the cash to expand in markets like Brazil, Africa, India, also the US.

Source: Indian Express August 26, 2020 02:48 UTC