HMD Global Product Officer Juho Sarvikas presents the new Nokia 8110 during the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, Spain. The iconic "banana phone" became popular in its traditional black avatar close to 20 years ago in the film — TheMatrix (REUTERS.)
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The new Nokia 8110 is displayed during the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, Spain. It comes with 4G connectivity and a 2.4-inch QVGA display (REUTERS)
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HMD Global Chief Executive Officer Florian Seiche and Product Officer Juho Sarvikas present the new Nokia 8110 during the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, Spain. The phone goes back to its origins with 2 megapixel rear camera. (REUTERS)
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And yes, it comes with 25 days worth of battery, and the latest version of Snake. (REUTERS)
The New Nokia 6, Nokia 8 Sirocco, Nokia 8110, Nokia 1 and the Nokia 7 Plus are seen at a pre-launch event in London, Britain. The smartphones come with the latest Android Oreo OS and come across a range of features for their targeted price bands, Nokia 1 being the most affordable and Nokia 8 being the most powerful. (REUTERS)
![HMD Global Product Officer Juho Sarvikas presents the new Nokia 8110 during the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, Spain. The iconic "banana phone" became popular in its traditional black avatar close to 20 years ago in the film — TheMatrix (REUTERS.)](https://images.moneycontrol.com/static-mcnews/2018/02/RTX4YX0X-1.jpg "HMD Global Product Officer Juho Sarvikas presents the new Nokia 8110 during the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, Spain. The iconic "banana phone" became popular in its traditional black avatar close to 20 years ago in the film — TheMatrix (REUTERS.)")
