HMD Global has another smartphone under their belt within two years of re-launching the Nokia brand in the Android ecosystem. The Finnish company launched Nokia X7 in China or Nokia 7.1 Plus globally.

Nokia 3.1 Plus is HMD Global's new entry in the Android ecosystem. Placed below Nokia 5.1 Plus, the device is expected to come with a sub-10k price tag in India. HMD Global has priced it at 149 euros in the global market which roughly translates to Rs 12,800. Watch BusinessToday.In video.

Nokia has launched two new phones at the New Delhi event today. One of the smartphones, Nokia 3.1 Plus, falls in line with their Android One smartphone line-up which comes with Android One and the second is a part of Nokia's original series, the Nokia 8110 4G Reloaded, which is also known as the banana phone.

The company is conducting a launch event in New Delhi that is scheduled to begin at 12:00 am. Nokia recently launched the Nokia 7.1 at a global event.

HMD Global launched the Nokia 7.1 in the affordable premium segment with a HDR10 capable screen, Android One affiliation and Snapdragon 636.

HMD Global will be conducting the first sale of Nokia5.1 Plus in India. The new smartphone was launched alongside Nokia 6.1 Plus but is going on sale one month later.

With the Nokia 6.1 Plus, the company seems to have struck a sweet balance without sacrificing the impeccable build quality.

HMD Global has revealed the pricing of Nokia 5.1 Plus, the younger sibling to Nokia 6.1 Plus. Both devices were launched last month but the company had decided to hold off the sale of Nokia 5.1 Plus until September.

HMD Global launched two phones last month, the Nokia 6.1 Plus and Nokia 5.1 Plus. While the 6.1 Plus went on sale soon after the launch, the cheaper Nokia 5.1 Plus was delayed for a later date.

Notably, the invite from HMD Global came right in the midst of a flurry of leaks surrounding the Nokia 7.1 Plus.

The recent press renders of Nokia 7.1 Plus were leaked online, showing a display notch, Carl Zeiss optics and Android One badging, which has already been seen on earlier Nokia X-series smartphones.

Nokia's Android One device is placed in the mid-range segment. The Nokia 6.1 Plus also comes with a premium glass sandwich design which helps it stand out from the mid-range crowd.

The new Nokia devices will not only be bloatware free but will also receive timely updates as and when these are released.

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