As HMD and Nokia's brand licensing deal slowly draws to an end, it looks like Nokia is soliciting new brand licensees.

HMD Global has officially ended the sale of new Nokia phones in the United States as of July 2025. The company responsible ...

HMD isn't going out of business and "remains focused on long-term growth," its statement says. The full statement is below.

The brand that took on the Nokia mantle in 2016 has decided to step back from the US market. Some stock remains for the HMD ...

Citing ongoing economic and geopolitical challenges, the company has shut down its US web store and paused all device sales ...

HMD's statement, posted on Threads by Wired's Julian Chokkattu, does suggest that the tariffs are what prompted the company's decision. Given that it makes budget and ...

All Nokia phones have been marked as unavailable on HMD's website, indicating the end of the company's presence in the smartphone market. Skip to main content Menu ...

HMD Global’s decision to abandon the Nokia brand could pose several potential risks. Below are some of the potential risks The Nokia brand, with over 150 years of heritage, has been associated ...

The move now is for HMD Global to stop pushing in massive efforts for Nokia to develop its original line of smartphones, and its acquired mobile business sees less priority from the company.

HMD Global, the sole company building Nokia-branded smartphones, has built a business around inexpensive Android handsets. At the same time, though, the Finnish manufacturer has found success ...

YouTuber Mr. Mobile shows off HMD's prototype phone that could've served as a sequel to the classic Nokia N95.