Nokia and HMD Global described the new 8110 as "an icon reloaded" and, similarly to the 3310, intend it to be a modern update of the original device. The brand produces colored casings for many of their models, commonly yellow, red, black, blue, and white. The speakerphone is consistent with the class of the product and the ringtone is decisive and powerful. Most Android systems customize to suit your preferences, but you can also use them with system defaults.

News from Dezeen Events Guide, a listings guide covering the leading design-related events taking place around the world. The built-in 1,500 mAh battery lasts as long as you used to from before: up to 25 days standby is possible, so that the battery lasts even if you have not charged the Nokia 8110 4G for a few days. It does not need to be an overwhelming experience, especially with colorful and functional options from brands like Nokia.Readout feature is available in the following languages: English, Chinese (Mandarin), French, German, Russian, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Hindi, Indonesian, Bengali, Vietnamese and Arabic.

And 3G and 4G connectivity means that unlike the Nokia 3310 revealed this time last year, the 8110 4G will work pretty much anywhere.

Nokia’s reloaded 8110 4G is the second release in its retro Nokia Originals series, the first being 2017’s Nokia 3310. The 8110 4G is noticeably lighter and sleeker than its 20th-century ancestor, however: it weighs 117g compared to the original’s 145g, and the protruding aerial is, thankfully, no longer present. Available in four vibrant shades, there’s a Nokia 3310 3G to suit everyone: Azure, Yellow, Warm Red, and Charcoal. And, let’s remember, this is a phone that fits your back pocket perfectly thanks to the buttock-sympathetic curve, assuming you don’t mind an unsightly bump on your rump.

This phone is no different: it’s built to take on life as you know it – with durable and beautiful materials, great feel, and an ideal balance of performance and battery life. Even in its silly, banana-yellow attire, the new Nokia 8110 4G just seems to tickle the nostalgia bone the right way.It was announced on 25 February 2018 at Mobile World Congress (MWC) 2018 in Barcelona, Spain, as a revival of the original Nokia 8110, which was popularly known as the " Matrix phone" [2] or "banana phone". For many, this is a once-habitual, now-forgotten way to use a phone and an adjustment must be made, though it doesn’t take long. Sometimes, when changing a setting, say, the direction pad and button combination proved long-winded, but this is far from a deal-breaker.