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The name “Nokia” packs plenty of nostalgia, and now almost 20 years on, parent company HMD has rebooted one of its most iconic models – the Nokia 3310 – as a simple phone with a few modern concessions. But does it stand the test of time, or is it better left in the past?

​Back in February, HMD Global managed to send a slight tremor of excitement through the mobile tech world with the announcement of an updated version of Nokia's much-loved workhorse, the 3310, at Mobile World Congress​. Now the nostalgic novelty is being made available with 3G cooked in.​

If you're anything like us, sitting at the table to eat is usually accompanied by favorite songs playing through a Bluetooth speaker. With the Sound Table from smart furniture startup Kamarq, diners can enjoy streamed music right at the table – as the table itself acts as a wireless speaker.

The Moto G represents perhaps the best smartphone value in the world right now, if you're willing to overlook one thing. Gizmag got its hands on the 2nd generation of Motorola's best-selling smartphone.

Swedish-led Q Lifestyle has released a colorful 5 megapixel, 3G-packing pocket camera called theQ that's both easy on the budget and simple to use.

The new iPad 2 is 15 percent lighter and 33 percent thinner than the original, but is packed with new features, including a dual core processor and a couple of cameras.

Shenzhen Guangxuntong Communication Technology has announced the forthcoming availability of its feature-rich S700 e-notebook.

TeliaSonera and Ncell has announced the successful installation of the world's highest 3G network in the Mount Everest area of Nepal

ViewSonic has announced its very own 7-inch Android tablet, which can also be used a smartphone.

Amazon has updated its Kindle e-Reader to be 21 per cent smaller, 15 per cent lighter and significantly faster. The third generation model is also available as either 3G and WiFi or WiFi only.

Apple has announced that its iPad will be released in Austria, Belgium, Hong Kong, Ireland, Luxembourg, Mexico, Netherlands, New Zealand and Singapore an additional nine countries from this Friday.

The first ever smile-activated ice cream vending machine combines face-recognition technology to measure a person’s grin and take a photo that is uploaded to Facebook.