Nokia

The revival of Nokia's phones by HMD Global is going to produce some very interesting products this year, as Nokia endeavours to hit benchmarks with across the board.

Day two of CES all in five minutes, with news from Dell, HP, LG, Razer, Lenovo, Sony, and Nokia.

Getting a little tired of all the TVs and computers CES has to offer? How about some MedTech from Nokia, as the company moves on from phones to check out how you sleep.

Apple’s big new phone, Sphero’s tiny little droid, Intel’s super tiny brain, and Nokia’s mid-sized look at yesteryear. It’s The Wrap for every size.

Chances are if you had a phone before the smartphone was a thing, you had a Nokia. And now one of Nokia’s most successful phones is back.

The return of Nokia started with the mid-range, but it continues with the flagship, as the Nokia 8 is Nokia’s take on Google’s Pixel.

Now that one of the oldest mobile makers has returned to Australia to release new phones, it’s ensuring it gives customers a way to make their old phones do something worthwhile.

Vodafone unshackles your mobile, Nokia’s flagship phone, Samsung’s latest thing connects to one, and the new iPad is one of the best portables around. It’s a roving Wrap.

It’s been a long time between Nokia flagships, but now that the company is back, and it’s not just playing the budget game. It’s playing for keeps.

If you own the 41 megapixel Lumia 1020 or another Nokia Lumia phone, your update cycle may well be dead. Time to move on, it seems.