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HMD removes Nokia smartphones on global website

Name: HMD removes Nokia smartphones on global website
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Cristina Joy Valerio January 13, 2025 · 1 min read

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HMD has removed smartphones under the Nokia brand from their global website.

Nokia is now not spotted in HMD’s global website as the company has removed its section. Though the Nokia category can still by accessed, the section to click it on the site’s header is not found.

When clicking a Nokia product such as the Nokia XR21, which is the latest smartphone under Nokia, the website will state that the product is discontinued. Some products also have suggestions on what model resembles to their existing HMD smartphones.

No official word from HMD has been stated in regards to this matter.

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Cristina Joy Valerio

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Cristina Joy D. Valerio, more commonly known as CJ to most, is a Multimedia Producer at Yugatech. She has an interest in the evolving world that is technology. Apart from that, she organizes D&D sessions, plays video games, and watches anime to kill time. CJ's alma mater is iACADEMY and graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Information Technology specializing in Web Development.

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1 Comment

tt 789 · 10 months ago

It’s sad to see HMD removing Nokia smartphones from the global website. Nokia has such a rich history in the mobile industry, and I’ve always appreciated their commitment to durability and reliability. I hope this doesn’t mark the end of the Nokia brand in the smartphone space!