HMD Global has launched two new feature phones, Nokia 125 and Nokia 150.

HMD Global has launched two new feature phones, Nokia 125 and Nokia 150.

NOKIA 150

It also comes with a 3.5mm headphone jack, micro-USB port, Bluetooth 3.0, MP3 player, and a removable 1,020mAh battery. And yes, you can play the classic Snake Xenia on the Nokia 150.

Nokia 125 also has a 2.4-inch QVGA color display, Series 30+, and 4MB internal storage. It also comes with 4MB RAM, VGA rear camera, flash, and the same 1,020mAh battery. Connectivity options are the same as well with Nokia 125 offering FM radio as well. You can store up to 2,000 contacts and up to 500 SMS on the Nokia 125.

Nokia 150 which comes in red, cyan, and black colors, is priced at $29 which roughly translates to Rs 2,200. As for the Nokia 125, it is available at a slightly lower price of $25 (Rs 1,900 approx). The smartphone comes in ‘Charcoal Black’ and ‘Powder White’ color options.

Nokia 150 has a 2.4-inch QVGA color display, and it runs on Series 30+ software. The feature phone has 4MB of RAM and 4MB of internal storage that can be expanded up to 32GB via a microSD card. It also has a physical keypad, dual-SIM support, flash, and a VGA rear camera.

Motorola edge +

Motorola Edge +

Motorola has plans to bring the Edge+ to India as its second flagship offering after the Motorola Razr. The prices are yet to be announced but it is safe to assume that Motorola will look to take on the likes of OnePlus, Xiaomi and Samsung with the Edge+. A launch date is yet to be announced but we expect Motorola to be more vocal about it once the COVID-19 lockdown ends.

they has now confirmed that it will be rolling two Android OS upgrades to the Edge+. The company has made the statement to DriodLife, confirming the arrival of both Android 11 and Android 12. 

 The Edge+ is a return for Motorola to the premium smartphone space after a long gap but it has managed to get most of the things right. Great specifications, desirable design and its clean UI make the Edge+ stand out in a crowd of phones that look alike. However, Motorola did get some flak for the software part.

The Edge+, however, is a premium phone by all means and offering just a single OS upgrade to a phone that costs $1,000 doesn’t sound nice. Credits to Motorola though as it has now revamped its update strategy for its 2020 flagship.

 Edge+ is its massive 6.67-inch display that curved all the way to the side. Motorola has built special features to take advantage of these curves to make the user experience more intuitive. It belongs to the same class of phones that use the bleeding-edge Qualcomm Snapdragon 865, which also means it is a 5G phone.

It is also one of the very few premium phones this year to accompany a 3.5mm headphone jack.

It consists of 3 triple camera  the Edge+ uses a 108-megapixel camera as its main sensor.it also gets a 3X zoom camera and a wide-angle camera.