Nokia relaunch revamped 3310, at $52

Nokia is set to relaunch its 3310 mobile phone as the technology company reveals a new line-up of smartphones in an attempt to revamp the company.

According to the new manufacturer HMD Global, it confirmed that an updated version of the 3310 which was first launched in 2000, comes with the classic mobile Snake game and a month-long standby battery life is to go on sale later this year.

According to the company, the device, which is aimed at those looking for a second or so-called "burner" phone to make calls and send texts will not come with internet connectivity, and will cost 49 euro, approximately  ($52).

Nokia, once the world's largest mobile phone manufacturer, has since slipped behind all its major competitors and was sold off by previous buyers Microsoft in 2016.