According to rumours, HMD Global may bring back the Nokia 8000 and Nokia 6300 4 G versions. The old models were found on Swedish telecom operator Telia's refreshed list of devices that, according to rumours, would allow Wi-Fi calling. Telia 's blog, however, no longer mentions phones. The listing suggests that Nokia 8000 and Nokia 6300 might soon be up for a revamped relaunch, cashing in on the nostalgia of customers back in the 2000s who used Nokia phones.
The 4 G models of Nokia 8000 and Nokia 6300 were listed on Telia, according to a report by the German site WinFuture, suggesting that updated versions of the old Nokia phones with 4F LTE support would be making a comeback. There were no other requirements specified on the listing or by HMD Global.
The list reportedly mentions another phone feature, the Nokia 225 4 G, which was released last month with a tag price of Rs 3,499. The Nokia 6300, released in 2006, already includes features such as a colour touchscreen, a 2-megapixel shooter, a Nokia Series 40 (S40) operating system, and a slim stainless steel body.
The 8000 series also includes the premium Nokia 8800 Arte Carbon edition (2008), which comes with a metal shell, an OLED display, an autofocus 3.15-megapixel camera, and on-board storage of 4 GB. Nevertheless, HMD Global would stir nostalgia among users who recall Nokia 's iconic offerings with the launch of the redesigned Nokia 8000 series phone and Nokia 6300 4G. With the Nokia 8110 4 G, Nokia 3310 4 G, Nokia 215 4 G, and Nokia 225 4 G phones, the company may also include the classic Snake game in the phones we have previously seen.
If the phone's operating system is also upgraded to KaiOS, WhatsApp could be used by users. For those entry-level phone users who want to enjoy the best of both mobile phones and smartphones, it will be a useful feature .