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In a slide presented at the company’s Capital Markets Day 2016, Nokia has confirmed that it plans to return to the smartphone market in 2017. The statement in the slide stated this way – “Nokia’s brand return to smartphones.”
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According to the reports, Nokia will not be manufacturing the smartphones by itself. Rather, it has outsourced the manufacturing to HMD Global, the new company that was established earlier this year. HMD will pair Nokia’s patents and brand with Foxconn’s research, development and manufacturing to make the new Nokia smartphones. In another report, the website of Mobile World Congress (greatest tech event) has also confirmed the spot for HMD global at the event, where it is expected to launch Nokia phones.
A week back, a smartphone Nokia DC1 was found to have passed AnTuTu and Geekbench ratings, revealing a few specifications and renders. As per the ratings, Nokia DC1 will feature Android 7.0 Nougat operating system, full-HD 1080p display, an octa-core Snapdragon 430 chipset paired with Adreno 505 GPU and 3GB of RAM, and a 32GB inbuilt storage. The primary and secondary cameras are said to be 13MP and 8MP respectively.
Although there is no information about when the new Nokia smartphone will surface in the market, the company’s chief executive officer Rajeev Suri has confirmed to deliver a keynote speech at MWC 2017. Although Nokia may focus on its telecom equipment business at MWC, Suri might end up announcing the company’s smartphone plans.
