At over 60 years old, Barbie is a true vintage classic. The iconic American fashion dolls are still taking the world by storm more than six decades after they were first introduced. Brush up on ...

for $129. The handset is the creation of Human Mobile Devices (HMD), which currently owns the branding rights to Nokia phones. Rather than a smartphone replacement, the Barbie Phone is a retro-styled ...

This Barbie icon tumbler is the only option in the collection available in two sizes. $60/$50 You might recognize this striped pattern from the 1959 vintage Barbie's swimsuit or from the Barbie ...

Rather than a smartphone replacement, the Barbie Phone is a retro-styled flip phone (positively Nokida-esque) with a T9 keyboard and no third-party apps in sight. The company pitches it as “the ...

The flip phone has been designed in partnership with Mattel and also comes with a range of stick-on crystals and “retro” Barbie stickers to allow users to fully customise their phone.

Human Mobile Devices, the company behind Nokia phones, has teamed up with toymaker Mattel to launch a Barbie "dumb phone." According to a press release announcing the device, the retro flip phone ...

Barbie is 65 years old this year, and is keeping in the headlines with another new venture. This time the doll's manufacturer Mattel has teamed up with HMD - the company that makes Nokia phones.

She has collaborated with iconic brands such as retailer Target and children's toy Barbie, as well as bathroom and kitchen brand Kohler and furniture ... from her travels, vintage textiles ...

Bright pink, retro-looking and unable to access any apps, the HMD Barbie Phone is priced at GBP99 in the UK and US$129 in the US HMD Global, which makes Nokia-branded phones, has teamed up with ...

HMD, the company behind Nokia phones, partners with Mattel to unveil the Barbie Phone. Scheduled for an October 1st launch at $129, this retro flip phone features Barbie's signature pink style ...

It has been designed in partnership with Mattel and comes with a range of stick-on crystals and “retro” Barbie stickers to allow users to fully customise their phone. HMD said research showed ...