HMD Global is definitely very busy in the smartphone market, not just with Android phones but also with reviving Nokia's old handsets. It already revived a few, most notably the Nokia 8110 "banana ...

Ever wondered what the difference is between a 2-megapixel camera phone and a 10-megapixel dSLR camera? We've rounded up some of the most popular cameras and camera phones and tested them, taking ...

The cheapest phones in the world usually run barebones operating systems, but KaiOS gives super-affordable phones a taste of the modern era. Now, Nokia has debuted two brand-new KaiOS phones in the ...

HMD Global is adding two new Nokia phones to its US unlocked portfolio. The Finnish company is bringing the Nokia 5.4 as well as the Nokia 6300 4G, a modern remake of the classic keypad phone from ...

A while ago Crave moaned that Nokia phones are getting a little complicated to use, but it seems Nokia hasn't completely lost the plot. Two days ago the company announced the launch of the Nokia 6300, ...

HMD Global’s most recent feature phone, the Nokia 6300 4G is now available for purchase in the US. A modern remake of the classic keypad phone from 2006 with the same name, the device supports 4G LTE ...

Hi guys, I know the camera can take pictures in landscape mode, but I was wondering if you can view images in landscape mode in the gallery. I received a 6300 as a gift recently. It's a neat little ...

The Nokia 6300 is a mid-range model, less than 13.1mm thick with a stainless steel frame that will add strength as well as design interest. It sounds as if it will be curvy, and have a decent range of ...

The Nokia 6300 4G and Nokia 8000 4G launched last month as HMD Global’s latest feature phones. The former is a remake of an old classic while the latter is a new model of a series from the old Nokia ...

Nokia's resurgence in recent years has been built in no small part on mining nostalgia and rebooting some classic models, and next up could be some premium additions to the range. HMD Global – the ...

The Nokia 6300 4G is based on the classic 6300 mobile phone. It will arrive in a single and dual SIM card variant (TA-1294) and will run KaiOS out of the box. The device will be powered by a 1,500mAh ...

I don't get it. I love Nokia phones, but I live in the States. Nokia doesn't seem to have lots of love for the U.S. They have released the 850 version of the 6300 for Canada, but it's locked to Fido.