At one time, Nokia was a name quite synonymous with mobile phone devices in the 1990s and early 2000s. Now, the technology brand from Finland is seen being used by various other companies to market their own devices.
That's what happened now, where Streamview, the company that developed the Nokia television series recently filed a trademark for a Nokia-branded gaming accessory product. The product is named Nokia Game Controller and is seen to come with support for Bluetooth 5.0 wireless connectivity and will be announced for launch soon.
In the meantime, another company that bought a license to use the Nokia name, namely Offglobal, is seen to be launching a series of laptops, including the Nokia PureBook Fold and Nokia PureBook Lite 15.
PureBook Fold is expected to come with a 17.3-inch screen display while PureBook Lite 15 will come with a 15.6-inch screen display. For now the specific specifications of these laptops are not known yet, but before that, they have already launched another model of the Nokia PureBook Pro laptop that comes with an Intel Alder Lake CPU.
The listing of these laptops is shown to be undergoing Bluetooth support verification tests, and is expected to be launched for the European market first soon.