HMD Barbie flip phone launching in July, launch timeline for other phones also revealed
HMD announcements at MWC
- HMD shares that it plans to launch new smartphones this summer that “is a platform for innovation” and more accessible to communities.
- HMD will launch the first smartphone sometime in May, while two other smartphones will launch around July.
- This likely hints at HMD’s plans to launch mid-range smartphones that cater to a more diverse set of buyers and are, naturally, more affordable.
- This is in line with our previous leak, which mentioned that HMD Global will target budget and mid-range phones at launch and slowly expand to flagship models.
- HMD also emphasises that it will manufacture smartphones that are easy to repair.
- The brand revealed that it will continue to sell Nokia smartphones and will bring back an “iconic phone this summer.”
- What HMD means by “iconic phone,” we’re unsure, but it could be a new version of some of its old feature phones, or maybe even a Lumia device.
- HMD shares that with the upcoming smartphone launches, there will also be a “line up of exciting new brands coming to you this year.”
- This could refer to a product ecosystem with a range of products such as tablets, feature phones, and IoT devices, as per a report from ET.
- At the event, HMD also shed light on the “HMD Fusion,” which is basically a developer toolkit to allow users to design hardware and software for specific use cases.
HMD’s Barbie flip phone
- Speaking of feature phones, HMD has also confirmed that it will launch a new feature-flip phone.
- Made in partnership with Mattel, well-known for brands such as Barbie and Hot Wheels, HMD’s new feature phone is a Barbe flip phone.
- Since it’s a Barbie-themed phone, its easy to conclude that the colourway is indeed pink.
- Unfortunately, there are no design reveals for the Barbie feature phone yet.
HMD announcements at MWC
- HMD shares that it plans to launch new smartphones this summer that “is a platform for innovation” and more accessible to communities.
- HMD will launch the first smartphone sometime in May, while two other smartphones will launch around July.
- This likely hints at HMD’s plans to launch mid-range smartphones that cater to a more diverse set of buyers and are, naturally, more affordable.
- This is in line with our previous leak, which mentioned that HMD Global will target budget and mid-range phones at launch and slowly expand to flagship models.
- HMD also emphasises that it will manufacture smartphones that are easy to repair.
- The brand revealed that it will continue to sell Nokia smartphones and will bring back an “iconic phone this summer.”
- What HMD means by “iconic phone,” we’re unsure, but it could be a new version of some of its old feature phones, or maybe even a Lumia device.
- HMD shares that with the upcoming smartphone launches, there will also be a “line up of exciting new brands coming to you this year.”
- This could refer to a product ecosystem with a range of products such as tablets, feature phones, and IoT devices, as per a report from ET.
- At the event, HMD also shed light on the “HMD Fusion,” which is basically a developer toolkit to allow users to design hardware and software for specific use cases.
HMD’s Barbie flip phone
- Speaking of feature phones, HMD has also confirmed that it will launch a new feature-flip phone.
- Made in partnership with Mattel, well-known for brands such as Barbie and Hot Wheels, HMD’s new feature phone is a Barbe flip phone.
- Since it’s a Barbie-themed phone, its easy to conclude that the colourway is indeed pink.
- Unfortunately, there are no design reveals for the Barbie feature phone yet.
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