Nokia 3310, the revamped nostalgic phone, may give a tough time to all the other Nokia-branded smartphones when it comes to the number of units sold. Introduced as a 2G feature phone that just supports GSM networks, the device will be launched in the US by the end of June.

Nokia 3310 U.S. version just works on T-Mobile’s network

According to HMD, it will work with carriers in the US to find a solution to these problems. But for Nokia buffs, EDGE coverage on GSM networks is a little issue in the region.

It is likely that the Nokia 3310 might just work on T-Mobile. The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has sanctioned a Nokia-branded mobile device that goes by the model number TA-1037, which is surely the U.S. version of the Nokia 3310. As per the FCC, it will support GSM bands 850MHz in addition to 1900MHz only. The second is used by T-Mobile that means the Nokia 3310 might be available through the Uncarrier.