HMD Releases Pulse+ Smartphone for Business

TapTechNews May 20th news, HMD today released the business version of Pulse+ smartphone, hoping to expand into the business field and become the new 'BlackBerry'.

TapTechNews briefly introduces the configuration of the HMD Pulse+ business version. This phone has a 6.56-inch HD+ screen with a refresh rate of 90 Hz, 6GB of memory, 128GB of storage space, a 5000 mAh battery, a 50-million-pixel rear camera and an 800-thousand-pixel front camera.

The configuration of the HMD Pulse+ business version seems mediocre, but the biggest highlight is that it provides rich business functions, including network locking, password keypad encryption, and the option to disable biometrics during the setup process.

In addition to the mobile phone, HMD also launched a firmware over-the-air update (FOTA) service for enterprise users. This enables enterprises to manage and update Android applications for the entire fleet of devices from one place, thereby increasing the flexibility and control of software deployment.

HMD stated that the Pulse+ business version attaches great importance to security, efficiency and sustainability. The company promises users five years of security updates, three years of warranty and enterprise-compatible security measures such as powering off only by password.

HMD supports the self-service repair (RIY) solution through this phone. The device can be easily repaired with spare parts provided by the HMDRepairHub in cooperation with iFixit, thereby supporting the internal repair plan and reducing the dependence on external repair centers.

For more complex problems, HMD provides the DHL Express Door to Door Care service to send the device for professional repair.