Nokia 3310 'will be re-released this month'

The handset homage will be launched at the Mobile World Congress and will cost around £50, reports say.

 It was one of Nokia's most successful phones, selling around 126 million handsets worldwide when it was launched 17 years ago.
And now it looks like HMD Global, owner of the Nokia brand, are bringing back the Nokia 3310 mobile phone handset.
Known for its indestructible nature and long battery life, the affordable phone was a big hit with users, who have long regarded it as one of the most reliable handsets ever made.
http://news.sky.com/story/dialling-back-time-nokia-3310-will-be-re-released-this-month-10768885

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