HMD Launches Nokia 3210, 235, 220 4G Feature Phones With YouTube

HMD has announced the launch of the new version of the Nokia 3210 4G feature phone with YouTube and YouTube Music cloud apps. The phone will also come with support for UPI payment in India. Besides, the company also launched two more feature phones -- Nokia 235 and Nokia 220 4G -- with a similar set of features.

These feature phones were launched in Europe a few weeks ago as devices that can help users who are seeking digital detox. While the design of the Nokia 3210 is inspired by its 1999 counterpart, the Nokia 235 and 220 are simple-looking feature phones with modern connectivity features, compatible with both Airtel and Jio.

The Nokia 3210 4G will be available for Rs 3,999, while the Nokia 235 4G and the Nokia 220 4G are priced at Rs 3,749 and Rs 3,249, respectively. All three phones will be available through Amazon, the company’s official e-store, and also from offline partners.

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Nokia 3210, 235, 220 Sepcifications

Ravi Kunwar, VP, India & APAC, HMD called the Nokia 3210 4G “a cultural icon and a fun phone.” He also recalled that the “original Nokia 3210 holds a special place in many hearts as one of the best-selling mobile phones ever,” and further said that it was “one of Nokia’s most significant handsets.”

The Nokia 3210 4G comes packed with eight useful cloud apps, including YouTube, YouTube Music, Weather, News, Sokoban, Cricket Score, 2048 Game, and Tetris. The phone also features a 1,450mAh battery along with a 2MP camera and an LED flash.

Similarly, the Nokia 235 4G and the Nokia 220 have a 2.8-inch screen, while the Nokia 235 also has a 2MP web camera. Both phones support payments through the National Payments Corporation of India (NCPI). All three feature phones offer USB-C port for charging and also offer a 3.5mm headphone jack alongside support for FM radio and an MP3 player.

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Lenovo Legion 700K Desktop PC To Pack Intel Gen Core HX CPU

Lenovo is taking a approach for desktop PCs, using high-end laptop chips in them, instead of traditional processors. This means the company is aiming to reduce the costs. It was earlier reported by Chinese tech site IT Home, that Lenovo has a new range of Legion 700K gaming PCs which are developed around an MoDT platform and leverage Intel’s powerful HX series laptop chipsets.

A MoDT or ‘Mobile on Desktop’ means using a mobile (laptop) CPU in the desktop PC’s motherboard. A normal motherboard has a socket for the desktop CPU, but for MoDT PCs, the CPU is built into the motherboard.