<p>The Nokia 3310 needs very little introduction. Easy to use, Borderline indestructible, A battery that seemed to last forever, Oh, and it had Snake. Renowned phone leaker&nbsp;Evan "Evleaks" Blass reports&nbsp;that HMD Global, the new owner of the Nokia name, is preparing a handset that shares the 3310 moniker. Like its beloved predecessor, the device is reportedly a feature phone that focuses on the absolute basics. It'll cost N31,000 (roughly $63) and compete directly with the growing number of low-end Android smartphones.</p> <p>Otherwise, details are scarce. The Nokia 3310 is a technology icon, so reviving the brand makes sense. It's a name people recognise and will draw some attention to the broader Nokia name revival. HMD Global has already released a "dumb phone" called&nbsp;the Nokia 150, so a new-look 3310 wouldn't be new ground for the company.</p> <p>Blass says the company will unveil two cheaper options, the Nokia 5 and Nokia 3, at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona later this month.</p> <p>Source: Engadget</p>