The new Nokia G42 smartphone comes with reparability features and 5G connectivity.
HMD Global, the company that makes Nokia-branded smartphones, on Wednesday launched a new smartphone that can be repaired by users when parts get damaged.
The purple device can be repaired by customers using parts provided by iFixit, the repair advocacy organization.
HMD Global didn't provide details on U.S. availability.
The launch furthers a push by HMD Global into reparability as it looks to tempt people to buy new phones.
Persons:
HMD
Organizations:
Nokia, Wednesday, iFixit, HMD Global, Mobile World Congress
Locations:
reparability, Barcelona