HMD Global is reportedly planning to exit several markets to address intense competition and operational pressures, marking a potential shift in its long-term business strategy.
HMD Global has introduced the Asha 305, an entry-level Android smartphone that revives the classic Nokia brand without Google Play services.
HMD Global and Xplora are developing the Xplora Go Pad, an education-focused tablet featuring a Snapdragon 685 chip and IP65 durability.
HMD Global is preparing to launch the HMD Key 2, an entry-level smartphone featuring the Unisoc SC9863A processor, a 5000 mAh battery, and Android 14 Go.
