The Nokia X6, Nokia's first touchscreen phone with a capacitive screen, could be dropping as soon as 16 November, according to R&B diva Rihanna. Alright, fine, the mohican-topped warbler didn't leak ...

The Nokia X6 will reportedly launch around the world as the Nokia 6.1 Plus. Hong Kong will be the first destination, with launches in other regions likely to follow. The Nokia X6 initially launched in ...

The Nokia X6 is Nokia’s highly anticipated touchscreen music smartphone, offering a complete range of features, brand new interface and an unlimited music download subscription by way of Nokia’s ...

It seemed at first that HMD Global would be bucking the trend and going against common practices in the Android market. It did, after all, put nearly pure Android in its Nokia phones. But with the ...

So will the Nokia X6 launch worldwide? The definitive, official answer seems to be “Yeah, no, I don’t know. Maybe? Here’s a high-five GIF!”. No matter, we’ll keep you posted. You’ll have to be signed ...

HMD Global has quite a number of Nokia phones in the market, but not all of them are available everywhere. There might even be some that are exclusive to just one market. That is definitely true for ...

Nokia 6.1 Plus (Nokia X6) to get Android 9 Pie update soon. With this conclusion, only Nokia 2 is currently on Beta Lab stage for Android Oreo Its been a couple of days since Nokia started teasing a ...

Nokia World 09 started off with a bang on Wednesday as Nokia pulled the curtain off of a trio of hot new mobile phones, including a shrunken down version of its popular N97 smartphone. The Nokia N97 ...

HMD Global has added another smartphone to its affordable line of smartphones in India. The phone maker has brought its first notch-equipped handset, the Nokia X6 as the Nokia 6.1 Plus (for reasons we ...

The design is one of the strongest points of Nokia X6. Recently, HMD Global has shown us how much it cares about the aesthetics of their phones and shared early prototypes of several phones which are ...

David is the former Editor-in-Chief of Android Police and now the EIC of Esper.io. He's been an Android user since the early days - his first smartphone was a Google Nexus One! David graduated from ...