Earlier this year, we saw the Nokia 3310 rise from the ashes, and now, UMD is releasing a new version that makes the phone just a little bit more modern. Say hello to the Nokia 3310 3G.

The retro phone proved popular, selling out in many markets, and this demand is seemingly behind the company’s decision to launch an upgraded Nokia 3310, replete with 3G connectivity.

HMD Global, the maker of Nokia-branded handsets, today said the 3310 3G will be available in the U.S. through Best Buy. The phone can be preordered online starting today and it will reach stores ...

This retro phone supports basic 3G networks. It has the classic Snake game, 2-megapixel camera, memory card slot, Bluetooth, 3.5mm audio jack, and FM radio.

You’re in for a doozy of a throwback with the Nokia 3310 3G. The one-of-a-kind Nokia 3310, if you don’t recall, was a “dumb” phone that launched in 2000. Like most Nokia phones at the time ...

Following the retro phone’s launch earlier this year, a newer model of the Nokia 3310 is coming soon with 3G capability.

The 3310 3G is an affordable HK$568 (US$73) but, looking past the nostalgia factor, is the retro phone relevant, or more importantly, useful in 2017?

Nokia 3310 3G Review The Nokia 3310 3G looks and feels like a 2005-era phone, which doesn't take advantage of 2017's voice technologies.

HMD Global is releasing a 3G version of its Nokia 3310 reboot, and it's coming to the United States. But don't get too excited.

Originally launched as a 2G-only phone for global markets, it looks like a 3G model is coming to America. Best Buy is taking pre-orders for $60. The GSM phone should work on AT&T or T-Mobile in ...

Nokia brand licensee HMD Global is doubling down on the tech nostalgia card it pulled out back in February, by announcing a 3G version of the colorful candybar Nokia 3310 -- now with support for a ...

Nokia 3310 3G Review The Nokia 3310 3G looks and feels like a 2005-era phone, which doesn't take advantage of 2017's voice technologies.