Nokia has enjoyed something of a comeback over recent years in the smartphone world. Once the biggest name in mobiles, the company has started to carve out a nice little niche for itself with inexpensive but well-made handsets and tablets.
And they grabbed a lot of attention earlier this year with the Nokia G22 which it claims can be easily repaired at home. The intention should absolutely be applauded - how many mobiles have been thrown away because of the extortionate cost of a screen repair, for instance?
In a world where perfectly good laptops from one of the biggest names in tech are being sent to the tip because the tight security measures have made them unusable, giving people the chance to make their own repairs is not only good for their pockets but for the environment, too.
