Nokia 2360 Flip launches in PH, features SOS button

Inquirer.net - Nov 4, 2026

MANILA, Philippines — Nokia is reviving the “old school” flip phone design with the launch of the Nokia 2360 Flip. Priced at P2,790, the device features a 1.77-inch external screen and a 2.8-inch QVGA main display, along with built-in safety features aimed at helping users, particularly senior citizens. Safety features for senior users The Nokia

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