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Default HMD Fusion impressions: Being a modular Android phone in 2024 isn’t its bes
https://youtube.com/watch?v=nSnoxHRgRBIHMD is not a household name in the US. The company came to the limelight in 2016 when it took on the task of making Nokia-branded phones. Fast forward to 2024, and the once-legendary brand has been reduced to a mere stamp on underwhelming, low-spec budget devices. But HMD isn’t going anywhere. Last year, the company titled itself “Human Mobile Devices” and made the bold move to build self-branded smartphones instead of continuing to bank on Nokia’s legacy. In came a spate of HMD devices, including the HMD Barbie phone, HMD Skyline, the HMD Pulse series, and the HMD Fusion — the subject of this article.

Setting up the HMD Fusion





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