The Nokia 8110 4G becomes much smarter thanks to Google. Google Maps is there because the mapping and other stuff is in the cloud, though there is a GPS transceiver on board.

The Nokia 8110 designer wanted a touchscreen, instead went for soft keys Not the 8110 4G, please note. Oh no, I’m talking about the original Nokia 8110 phone.

As the second addition to Nokia's family of "Originals," HMD Global has launched the Nokia 8110 4G, a revival of a design classic with some modern tech inside, including a 4G connection, Google ...

The black Nokia 8110 4G is subtle and attractive, but there’s no denying the hypnotic lure of the banana yellow color; it’s a bright yellow that’s not afraid to stand out.

One of the big taking points at MWC 2018 was the launch of the Nokia 8110 4G.A reboot of the 1996 classic, the original was dubbed the 'banana phone' thanks to its unique curvature. More than 20 ...

The Nokia 8110 4G has a 2.4-inch curved display with a QVGA resolution. It's not a touchscreen, so you well need to use the physical navigation keys below it to use the phone.

But the Nokia 8110 4G, aka the "banana phone," is now here, and it's not just another marketing exercise. Thanks to a jump in software, it's not your typical feature phone.

HMD Global has just announced at Mobile World Congress 2018 the re-imagined version of the classic Nokia 8110 feature phone from 1996 which will be powered by YunOS and 4G connectivity.

The new 8110 4G will be available around May for around 79 euros, which works out to about $100, £70 or AU$125, though final pricing for the UK and Australia is yet to be announced. Nokia has no ...

The Nokia 8110 4G is more than just a nostalgia trip, though. Even though it's a flip phone, it's loaded with device-friendly versions of Gmail, Google Maps and Outlook.

When it first launched in the 1990's, the Nokia 8110 phone was a thing of wonder with its spring-loaded slider design, and its popularity rose even further. News. Manufacturer News; ...