To kick off its new carrier partnerships, HMD has launched two exclusive phones: the Verizon 2V and Cricket 3.1 Plus. Here's why these budget handset matter.

Verizon Wireless may soon announce a “new” Nokia phone for its prepaid customers. The phone is the Nokia 2V but it is actually a rebranded Nokia 2.1 for the US carrier. The specs of the phone ...

Verizon recently started selling its first Nokia-branded handset from HMD Global, the Nokia 2V. The carrier’s brick-and-mortar stores and online outlets exclusively retail the device and ...

The first Nokia-branded smartphone that Verizon will sell on its stores is the Nokia 2V while Cricket Wireless will have the Nokia 3.1 Plus as its first device offering from HMD Global.

The Nokia 2V will be available exclusively from Verizon and it will have the same specs as the Nokia 2.1.

HMD Global is reportedly working on the budget-centric smartphone, known as Nokia 2V Tella. The smartphone key details have been revealed on Geekbench.

The Nokia 2V, on the other hand, is a much pocket-friendly phone. It packs a monster 4,000mAh battery, Snapdragon 425, 2GB RAM, 8GB storage, 5.5-inch HD screen, and a 5MP front/8MP rear cameras.

Before the 3.1, the Nokia 2V was released on Verizon and and the Nokia 3.1 Plus came out on Cricket. Both of those models are similarly low-end to the 3.1 and cater to prepaid customers.

The two Android phones that would be available in the US are Nokia 3.1 Plus and Nokia 2V. "Just over two years ago, on a global level, we committed to delivering reliable and durable Nokia phones ...

The Nokia 2V Tella doesn’t surprise us with its scores on Geekbench 4.0 at all - 829 for a single core and 2,422 for multiple cores is close to what we reached 1.5 years ago when the Redmi 6A ...

Finnish company HMD Global that makes and markets Nokia-branded phones has decided to release two phones in the US with carrier partners Verizon and Cricket Wireless again. The two Android phones that ...