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We've all seen the old Nokia 3310 which has a heritage in the mobile phone era, it was one of the best selling mobile phones. As we all know, Nokia is bringing the old 3310 back with a new look and interface, it is indeed a grand return of the 3310. Here is the  new Nokia 3310. The new Nokia 3310(2017) comes with a 2.4 inch QVGA color display, 16MB storage and expandable up to 32GB via MicroSD, 2G connectivity, Nokia's 30+ OS, 2MP camera with an LED flash, 1200mAh battery, Nokia promises that the phone's battery will last over a month on standby, phone will come with several color variations too. Of course it is a dumb phone and can't be compared with Galaxy devices or IPhones or any other smartphones. It is a throwback to the memories that we have and the deep relationship we have established with Nokia. It is priced at £ 49 (roughly 3,500 INR).

Nokia has been rumored to be working on a high-end smartphone - P1, which it will likely be launching at the upcoming MWC conference in Barcelona. Now, some new renders of the same have surfaced online, hinting what it may look like. The images suggest that the smartphone will be available in three colour options and have an all metal body. The handset is seen as having rounded edges and thin bezels. The Nokia logo is placed above the display, along with a selfie camera. Below the display is a rectangular Home button, along with capa t itive keys. As for the rear panel, it's where the primary camera, LED flash and another Nokia logo are situated. The right side has the power buttons and volume rocker, while a USB Type-C port and 3.5mm audio jack are at the bottom edge. As per an earlier report, the Nokia P1 will likely be powered by Qualcomm's latest Snapdragon 835 SoC, paired with 6GB of RAM. The report further added that the smartphone will come with a 5.3-inch display pro

Get ready to receive your order via a DRONE! As we all know that we are already living in the future and recently Amazon started testing another futuristic service that will change the delivery system we have.  Remember our ancestors used pigeons and ravens to send letters from one place to another? Yes! that is exactly what Amazon is trying out with their drone delivery system which is known as "Amazon prime air", just they will use drones instead of birds and they will be able to deliver parcels much quicker; if you order something online it takes at least 2 to 3 days to get delivered to your house but with drone delivery system but with drone delivery system that will happen no more. The world is getting smarter day by day with use of technology and drone delivery will be perfect for a smart city; although, the service is not available yet.In December 2013, the DHL parcel service subsidiary of Deutsche Post AG tested a "micro-drones md4-1000" for de