In the spring, it appeared that the Finnish Nokia is about to make a comeback at his former home ground, ie the mobile market. However, this will not be a completely Finnish operations, instead it has signed a global licensing agreement with Chinese HMD Global.
It announced last spring that the focus will be on the simpler models, and the operating system chosen Android. And now it begins to leak information about when the comeback will happen.
Nokia’s resurrection promises to be just in time for the holiday shopping season. At least if you believe the Chinese site The Paper. According to their data, Nokia boss Mike Wang confirmed that it plans to launch three or four Nokiabrandade Android devices in the fourth quarter. It is already clear that the Finnish former mobilgigantens comeback attempt will consist of both phones and plates.
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the Paper writes that the phones among other things will have qHD screens of 5.2 inch and 5.5 inch, 22.6-megapixel camera and a metal frame and be water resistant. How the plates to be designed, it is said nothing about.
But even if the actual launch plans confirmed, you may not enter any rock solid date on the calendar yet. It flagged namely, at the same time to time may be postponed.
The uncertainty due to the HMD is a brand new company, formed by employees from Microsoft and the former Nokia and others are attracted by reviving a “earlier iconic brand.”
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