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Reliance Jio in talks with HMD Global to launch Nokia 3310 4G variant with bundled data offers

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 Reliance jio is constantly brewing top tie up  with smartphone makers and if industry sources are to be believed, the company is in talks with HMD Global to launch the 4G variant of the nokia 3310 in India, bundled with data and calling offers.
 reliance jio and HMD Global have been brewing this partnership since some time, and that Jio is keen to exclusively bundle its services with the upgraded nokia 3310.

The Nokia 3310 4G is expected to be announced soon. The device recently appeared on China’s TENAA certification website with model number TA-1077. HMD Global can be expected to unveil the 4G variant of the nokia 3310 at the upcoming Mobile World Congress in Barcelona.

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