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HMD doesn’t seem hurried about its global ambitions. The Nokia 6 will exclusively sell in China through ecommerce giant JD.com, it said Sunday. The smartphone is priced at 1,699 CNY (roughly $250). HMD says it will launch more products in the first half of this year. Other features of the Nokia 6 include a 4GB of RAM, and 64GB internal storage. The Nokia 6, which also houses dual amplifiers capable of delivering louder sound, features a 16-megapixel phase detection auto focus camera on the back and an 8-megapixel selfie camera on the front. "China is the largest and most competitive smartphone market in the world," the company said in a press note, justifying why its long-anticipated smartphone is limited to the Chinese market. "Our ambition is to deliver a premium product, which meets consumer needs at every price point, in every market."

The Nokia 6 was expected to be unveiled at the Mobile World Congress, the four-day trade show scheduled to start on Feb. 27. But an early launch could help the company capitalize on the Chinese New Year, according to Tarun Pathak, senior analyst at research firm Counterpoint. Many wanted to see a high-end smartphone from Nokia, but its decision to go with a mid-end device is strategic, Tarun told Mashable. "Nokia would like to target mid-end segment where Chinese players are more dominant and try leverage its brand equity in that segment," he said. "Interestingly the price point of Nokia 6 is very close to the average selling price offered by the top three Chinese players," he added. The mid-end smartphone market is growing 12 percent year-on-year, according to the research firm. Once dominant in the global cellphone market, Nokia couldn’t keep pace with iPhone and Android smartphones. The company instead relied on Microsoft’s mobile operating system Windows Phone, and later got acquired by the company. Under Microsoft, the relevance of Nokia smartphones further diminished with Windows Phone-powered smartphones struggling to gain traction. Last year, the Redmond giant let go of the remaining Nokia employees and all but shut down its smartphone business. Now at HMD, Nokia begins a new chapter in its 150-year history.




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January is the time we think about getting fit and healthy, but by February many of us have forgotten those lofty goals.

How to avoid the February fall-off?

A study by the American Psychological Association has found that monitoring your progress and sharing it with others means you’re more likely to succeed.

Here are five apps and fitness tools to help you reach your goals.

Goals in Google Calendar

This week Google announced a new feature for its calendar Goals, a connection for Google Fit and Apple Health that makes it even more useful. You can click to set a goal as easily as you set a reminder or event. Click on one of the suggested activities or write in your own. Add the frequency and timing and your digital coach is ready to remind you. Connect to Google Fit or Apple Health and you won’t have to remember to record that you’ve completed the activity.

Another announcement this week brings the integration of Under Armour Fitness apps to Samsung’s range of Gear wearables. In 2015 Under Armour bought both Endomondo and MyFitness Pal to add to its fitness apps. The latest announcement will see Under Armour’s suite of apps made available on Samsung devices, with the exact timing of the release dependent on the device.