Nokia Changes New Iconic Logo, Nokia G22, Nokia C32 And Nokia C22 Launched
by Sona
Updated Feb 27, 2023
Nokia Changes New Iconic Logo
Nokia, a manufacturer of telecom equipment, announced plans to change its brand identity on Sunday, complete with a new logo, for the first time in nearly 60 years. The word "NOKIA" is formed by five distinct shapes in the new logo. Depending on the purpose, a variety of colors have replaced the recognizable blue color in the previous logo. In the new logo, five distinct shapes make up the word "NOKIA." Depending on the application, the distinctive blue color of the previous logo has been eliminated for a variety of variations. Major technology companies have formed partnerships with telecom gear manufacturers like Nokia to sell private 5G networks and gears for automated factories to customers primarily in the manufacturing industry. Nokia intends to examine the growth paths of its various businesses as well as a variety of options, including divestment.
Nokia G22
Three new phones have been introduced to the market by Nokia. Nokia has introduced smartphones in the entry-level and mid-range price ranges. The Nokia G22 is the first of the three smartphones designed with repairability in mind, and it features a global partnership with iFixit. Customers have easy access to repair guides and affordable replacement parts thanks to the collaboration. In addition, the G22 comes with a back made entirely of recycled plastic, an extended three-year warranty, two years of Android OS upgrades, three years of monthly security updates, and more. The C-series smartphones, according to Nokia, offer enhanced durability and imaging. The G22, according to Nokia, is the first Nokia smartphone designed with "repairability at its core" in mind. Nokia has worked with iFixit, a global repair community, to make repairs easier. To fix a broken display, bent charging port, or flat battery on a Nokia G22, the company claims that repair guides and reasonably priced replacement parts are easily accessible. According to the company, the Nokia G22 is also a highly repairable device, and the Nokia C32 has the best imaging system on a C-series Nokia device to date.
Source: indiatoday
Nokia C32 And Nokia C22 Launched
Nokia has released three new smartphones worldwide, the Nokia C22, Nokia C32, and Nokia G22. It is claimed that each of the three models has enhanced durability and imaging capabilities and has a battery life of up to three days. The Nokia C22 has a strong build quality and the C32 has the most advanced imaging system. The Nokia C22 smartphone's durability is a point of pride for the business. In contrast, with a 5MP camera, the Nokia C32 is the more photography-focused of the three. It has a sophisticated appearance and a toughened glass finish. The phone immediately launches Android 13 out of the box. Nokia claims that the C-series devices have superior endurance and imaging.
The Nokia C32 has a main camera with 50 megapixels. Due to its toughened glass surface and elegant, straight sides, the C-series exudes a sense of luxury. The most customized software available for a modern smartphone experience can be found in the Nokia C32, which comes pre-installed with Android 13. In addition, Nokia announced a global partnership with iFixit and the Nokia G22, the company's first smartphone with built-in repairability.
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Nokia G22 Nokia C32 And Nokia C22 Price
At the MWC 2023 event in Barcelona, Nokia recently unveiled three brand-new smartphones. Nokia claims that the Nokia C22, Nokia C32, and Nokia G22 all have a battery life of three days. In addition, the devices have enhanced imaging capabilities. In terms of pricing, the Nokia C32 pricing starts at EUR 129 (roughly Rs. 11,300) while the Nokia C22 costs EUR 109 (roughly Rs. 9,500). Nokia C32 and Nokia C22 were launched over the weekend. The Nokia G22, on the other hand is expected for Rs.12, 999. Lagoon Blue and Meteor Grey are the two colors that can be found on the device.
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Nokia Changes New Iconic Logo: FAQs
The new logo comprises five different shapes forming the word NOKIA. The iconic blue color of the old logo has been dropped for a range of colours depending on the use.
The Nokia G22, on the other hand, can be purchased worldwide for a starting price of EUR 179, or Rs 15,694. Lagoon Blue and Meteor Grey are the two colors that can be found on the device.
The Nokia C22 starts at EUR 129 , which is equivalent to Rs 11,310 and is available in colors like Sand and Midnight Black.
Nokia C32 is currently available on the market for EUR 139, or Rs 12,182. It will be available for shipping in Charcoal, Beach Pink, and Autumn Green colors.
The new logo swaps the classic blue with a range of colors, and features five unique shapes forming the word Nokia. The old logo made people think of smartphones, CEO Pekka Lundmark told Reuters, while the new look and feel signifies that Nokia has emerged as a "business technology company."