Not sure if this bad boy is sheathed in stainless steel, brushed aluminum, titanium or ... it'll be part of the 8000 series (esp. since it looks like it's a descendent of Nokia's 8910 handset).

The same could be said for the phones that have seemingly inspired the new Nokia 8000. The 800 Series was ... both a color display and an auto-sliding titanium cover. Specifications for the ...

The Nokia 6300 and 8000 are coming back and rumor has it that they will be KaiOS phones that bridge the gap between old featurephones that inspired them and modern smartphones. Both will be 4G LTE ...

The other phone doesn’t seem to be based on a specific model, but rather takes inspiration from the Nokia 8000 series – these had slide-out keypad covers and were famous for the craftsmanship ...

HMD Global didn't just revive Nokia's smartphone business, it revived the Finnish legend's name in the feature phone market as well. The company has brought back from the dead some of Nokia's most ...

According to a recent rumor, Nokia is gearing to bring the Nokia 6300 and 8000 phones back. These handsets will be powered by KaiOS, a decent solution to bring a few of the smartphone world to ...

Still, it seems that HMD is also working on bringing back the 6300 and the 8000 series of Nokia phones. The first rumors concerning the Nokia 6300 and the 8000 series showed up around a week ago.

HMD has announced the launch of a new feature 4G phone. The Nokia 6300 and the Nokia 8000 phones run on KaiOS. These devices are available in selected markets; however, the company has not ...

Nokia Oyj, the world's biggest maker of mobile phones, said it will sell a handset made from carbon fiber, titanium, polished glass and stainless steel for 1,100 euros ($1,613). The Nokia 8800 ...