New Delhi: At a time when even features mobiles such as the Reliance JioPhone are being shipped with 4G capable technology, there's no excuse for Nokia to re-launch its iconic 3310 without 3G or HSPA connectivity. Addressing the issue, HMD-owned Nokia has launched the Nokia 3310 3G variant that allows users to browse the internet with relatively 'decent' speeds. As of now, the Nokia 3310 3G will only available in Australia at price of AUD 89.5 (approx Rs 4,600), and the 'global average price' will be EUR ( approx Rs 5,320), the company said. HMD Chief Marketing Officer Pekka Rantala, who announced the 3G variant, claimed that the company has sold 'millions' of units of the Nokia 3310 across different markets. Nokia 3310 3G specifications: Besides 3G capabilities, the Nokia 3310 also includes options for choosing themes and re-arranging icons as part of its 'retro UI'. The feature phone has a 2.4-inch QVGA (240x 320 pixe...