The Nokia 3310, one of the most popular phones of all time for many, is finally planning to return with a new edition.

It was called one of the most reliable, it was also called undestroyable, and even if it doesn't pair up anywhere close to the current-day flagships, the Nokia 3310 is a rock solid device.

The 3310 was released in 2000, almost 17 years back from now. The production was stopped at that time, But, the reports about the return of the Nokia 3310 is simply too exciting. It is stated to be unveiled at the Mobile World Congress 2017 that is set to be held in Barcelona.

Base on the rumours, it won't be completely the same one but a new version, obviously, as a memorial to the legendary phone. It might have just a lot more than what it had in the old times but Nokia won't give it a lot of power so you will still see a feature handset.

HMD Global Oy, the firm that has the rights to use Nokia's brand name, has a great plan for the phone introduction this year. After the launch of Nokia 6 in January, the firm is now said to follow up with four more smart devices and this tribute to Nokia 3310.

The Nokia 3310 was a success for the company, with the number of sales hitting up to 126 million, but the mobile phone industry moved on to become smarter but Nokia couldn't adapt to it, ending up with the Microsoft acquisition and down the road being sold off to HMD Global Oy.