Along with YouTube and YouTube Music, the Nokia 3210 comes with a comprehensive suite of eight apps - Weather, News, Sokoban, Cricket Score, 2048 Game and Tetris, are also present in the phone
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HMD Global, the home of Nokia phones, on Tuesday relaunched the Nokia 3210 with YouTube in India, marking the 25th anniversary of its original release.
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Available in three colours -- Scuba Blue, Grunge Black, and Y2K Gold, the device is available to purchase at Rs 3,999.
"Nokia 3210 isn’t just a phone; it’s 2024’s fun phone. The original Nokia 3210 holds a special place in many hearts as one of the best-selling mobile phones ever. Its strong heritage and iconic design make it the perfect product to reimagine for the modern era," Ravi Kunwar, VP, India & APAC, HMD, said in a statement.
Along with YouTube and YouTube Music, the Nokia 3210 comes with a comprehensive suite of eight apps -- Weather, News, Sokoban, Cricket Score, 2048 Game, and Tetris, are also present in the phone.
The phone includes the classic Snake game, a 2MP camera, and a flash torch. Additionally, it features a preloaded UPI application approved by the National Payments Corporation of India (NPCI), the company said.
In addition, the company also launched two more devices -- Nokia 235 4G and Nokia 220 4G. Nokia 235 4G features a large 2.8-inch IPS display and enhanced features. This device includes a 2MP rear camera and comes available in three colours -- Blue, Black, and Purple. The reimagined Nokia 220 4G also sports a large 2.8-inch IPS display and has UPI applications preloaded and approved by the NPCI. The device comes in Peach & Black colour.
Nokia 235 4G and Nokia 220 4G are priced at Rs 3,749 and Rs 3,249, respectively.
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