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Nokia was once the biggest phone company in the world. How times change. In 2020 though it is seeing a renaissance as a budget- to mid-range Android player, with a few premium handsets thrown in for good measure. Nokia phones are actually made by fellow Finnish company HMD Global, who licenses the use of the Nokia name. When we first heard about the partnership we were sceptical, but it has proven to be an excellent one - we now find ourselves reviewing several excellent Nokia smartphones every year. It means there’s a wide choice of Nokia phones for you if you have your heart set on one, but the huge range can be confusing. That’s why we’ve ranked the eight best Nokia phones for most people below. We’ve fully reviewed each and listed the pros and cons so you can see which has the best features and price for your needs and budget. Plus Nokia phones all have excellent clean Android software and amazingly frequent software updates, so they are a solid choice if you want a phone that l...

While it's true that LG phones aren't always the most mind-blowing premium handsets, that's not why you buy them. Instead, they're reliable and (usually) affordable smartphones that have some pretty unique features thrown in too. The company was once a lot more popular, but that doesn’t mean its phones have got worse. If you don’t market your phones, you might not sell many, LG! But if you’re reading this then be assured that there are plenty of decent - and often cut price - LG smartphones.  If you need a pretty 'standard' smartphone for everyday use, then LG phones might be the best bet for you, but some of them also have interesting features. Thanks to the hand gesture control and vein scanning tech in the LG G8 ThinQ , or the LG V50 ThinQ's dual-screen option and 5G connectivity, LG phones have something for people who want a handset that's a little different. If you're looking for a new phone and have set your sights on LG, then these are th...

If you're after Samsung TV sales, there are two VERY good times to buy a new TV: Black Friday and Super Bowl Sunday. That being said, while there are a number of great Super Bowl TV deals going on for the big game this week, Samsung's newly announced crop of TV sales are arguably the best we’re going to see. Among the screens slated to get a discount are the entry-level Samsung Q60R QLED TV that starts at just $499 (£599, around AU$740) and the high-end Samsung Q900R 8K QLED TV that’s on sale for $1,300 off its regular price in the US. It’s not uncommon for Samsung to knock $500 off its lowest-end QLED TV - it did something similar for its Q6FN model last year - but that 8K QLED TV usually costs close to $4,000 so getting it on sale for $2,199 is actually a great deal. If you want these deals, however, you'll have to act fast - Samsung's Super Bowl deals end Sunday, February 2 and once they're gone we likely won't see them again until... well, Black Friday....

Motorola phones, alongside Nokia phones , and certain LG phones , are champions of the budget smartphone market. That means if you're looking for a decent handset that won't break the bank, you're in the right place.  Motorola's smartphones run the gamut of lower-end price points, but each has impressive features that may convince you to pick one up. The Moto Z handsets can support additional features - including 5G - with Moto Mods; the Moto G range consists of budget devices with certain impressive specs each; and the Motorola One handsets are wacky and interesting in even more novel ways. Of course, these phones won't compete with the likes of the iPhone 11 Pro or the Samsung Galaxy S10 , but they won't cost you as much either. They're reliable, with impressive specs for their price tag. The exception, of course, is the officially unveiled Motorola Razr , a throwback to the original's iconic design with a flexible inner screen that technically mak...

Also this week, Qualcomm used India as the setting for the launch of its new budget and mid-range smartphone processors, while Xiaomi and HMD Global cut prices of popular smartphones in their lineup, namely the Mi A3, Redmi K20 Pro, Redmi Go, Nokia 7.2, and Nokia 6.2. from RSS Feeds | MOBILES - RSS Feed - NDTV Gadgets360.com

Also this week, Qualcomm used India as the setting for the launch of its new budget and mid-range smartphone processors, while Xiaomi and HMD Global cut prices of popular smartphones in their lineup, namely the Mi A3, Redmi K20 Pro, Redmi Go, Nokia 7.2, and Nokia 6.2. from RSS Feeds | ANDROID - RSS Feed - NDTV Gadgets360.com https://ift.tt/36oSHs1