HMD Global probably has a bunch of exciting new Nokia-branded stuff to showcase at MWC 2018, and you can watch all the action unfold on YouTube.

It may have been an investment worth making after all, but the digital health business may not last a full two years under Nokia leadership.

You can probably file this under "too good to be true", but anonymous insiders seem to believe there's a Nokia 8 Pro in the pipeline with five, yes, five rear-facing camera lenses.

If a couple of press renders weren't enough to give you an idea of the mammoth Nokia 7 Plus size, here's a live image of the 6-inch phone in a user's hand.

HMD Global is definitely gearing up to unveil a dual camera Nokia 7 Plus and ultra-low-cost Nokia 1 in collaboration with Google at MWC 2018.

This is your ultimate preview guide for MWC 2018, the Barcelona-hosted trade fair that will see a whole bunch of exciting new smartphones debut in a little over a week.

Finnish startup HMD Global reportedly shipped as many as 4.4 million Nokia smartphones in Q4 2017, and close to 60 million feature phones in total last year, looking at even higher numbers for 2018.

For a network that publicly declared its first 5G efforts would go to home broadband and not to mobile service, it could still deliver home phone service at the very least.

The Nokia 8, HMD Global's most powerful smartphone to date, is already getting its second big software update, jumping from Android 8.0 to stable 8.1 Oreo.

Qualcomm will be at the forefront of 5G innovation, alongside smartphone manufacturers like HTC, LG and Xiaomi, as well as a long list of global mobile operators.

The big partner to the current Nokia 7 is still waiting in the wings, but we're getting closer to a feel for the uptown mid-ranger.

Rookie smartphone manufacturer HMD Global reportedly managed to sell a boatload of intelligent Nokia devices last year, coming very close to the global top ten OEMs.

Inspired by a Mediterranean wind, and reminiscent of an old luxury slider, the Nokia 8 Sirocco name has been revealed in Thailand as designating the long-rumored TA-1005 flagship smartphone.

HMD Global's low to mid-end Nokia 5 and Nokia 6 are starting to receive official Android 8.0 Oreo goodies after completing public beta tests.

Without so much as a heads-up, a Nokia 3310 4G version has surfaced on the company's official Chinese website, unfortunately lacking pricing information.

HMD Global's Nokia 7 Plus runs Android 8.0 Oreo in a pre-release benchmark, also packing a Snapdragon 660 processor, compared to the original model's SD630 SoC.

HMD Global may soon become Google's first smartphone-making partner to roll out an official Android 8.1 Oreo update, following Nokia 8 beta tests.

5G mobile networks are drawing near around the world, with Nokia able to secure a big equipment supply contract in Japan.

This device, whichever one it is, apparently has a 3,000mAh battery, Android Oreo and is intended to be sold in the United States with single- and dual-SIM versions.

All we know about the Nokia product(s) to be unveiled at MWC 2018 in Barcelona on February 25 is they are "awesome", according to HMD CPO Juho Sarvikas.

HMD Global is bringing the latest Android flavor to another two phones, namely the China-exclusive Nokia 7 and Nokia 6 (2018). And yes, we're talking official Oreo updates here.

Prematurely revealed in full by a popular Chinese e-tailer, the Nokia 6 (2018) is now listed and detailed on the smartphone brand's official local website.

According to Chinese e-commerce giant Suning, the Nokia 6 (2018) will only run Android 7.1 out the box, being capable however of producing "Bothies" and starting at a $230 price.