Cover image via TribuneThe rumours are true, everyone. Nokia's iconic 3310 has been relaunched!
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The revamped handset was unveiled at the annual Mobile World Congress (MWC) which is currently being held in Barcelona from 27 February – 2 March 2017.
Produced by HMD Global, which licensed the Nokia brand last year, the new 3310 features 16MB of storage space, or up to 32GB with a microSD card, and its battery will last up to a month on standby
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The new 3310 qualifies as a "feature phone" rather than a smartphone as it only provides **2.5G connectivity** – which has slower data speeds than 3G or 4G.
But who needs fast Internet speed when there's Snake?!
True to its namesake, the new old phone is packed with a number of nostalgic features that include the popular Snake game, the original Nokia ringtone, and the choice of four colours including the original navy blue
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The 3310 is powered by the **S30+ operating system, which allows web browsing but has a much smaller range of apps than Android or iOS.**
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It also has a **2-megapixel camera** at the back.
Fancy getting one? HMD is planning to make the new Nokia 3310 available in Q2 this year for 49 euros (around RM230)
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For those who don't fancy time-travelling, Nokia also unveiled **three modern Android smartphones, the Nokia 6 with a 5.5-inch screen, the Nokia 5 with a 5.2-inch screen and the Nokia 3 with a 5.0-inch screen.**
For more information on the new devices, head on over to HMD Global's official website [here](http://www.hmdglobal.com/).
