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HMD has teased the arrival of a so-called “hybrid phone,” called the HMD Touch 4G. Leaked images and a video suggest that this is a feature phone with a touchscreen. This wouldn’t be the first feature ...

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HMD has launched a new device that blurs the line between a feature phone and a smartphone. Called the HMD Touch 4G, it’s being pitched as a “hybrid phone” — one that skips the keypad but keeps things ...

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