Nokia is set to make a huge comeback with new Nokia Android Phones. The upcoming Nokia Android Phones are rumored to launch before the end of 2016, and early in 2017. Nokia may feature exclusive apps and technologies, among other things.
Nokia Android Phones Release Expected In Q4 2016
Nokia previously suffered huge losses from 2007 to 2012, and eventually disappeared, writes a report by MarketWatch. However, the brand is planning to compete again with new Nokia Android Phones, which will run on Google's Android platform.
Nokia will reportedly unveil three or four upcoming devices by the end of 2016. Among these are the Nokia Android Phones, which will most likely become available in as early as the fourth quarter of 2016.
Android Authority stated that Mike Wang, president of Nokia China, revealed the company's plans to introduce the upcoming products to compete in the current mobile market. The Nokia Android Phone will most likely be made by a new company named HMD, and not by Nokia.
There are rumors that two new Nokia Android Phones may feature a 5.2-inch and 5.5-inch screen, respectively, with QHD OLED displays. These are said to be housed in metal shells, powered by the Snapdragon 820 chipset and Android 7.0 Nougat. It is unlikely that HMD and Foxconn will include custom SoCs for the Nokia Android Phone soon due to technological and financial limitations.
Nokia Android Phones To Feature Exclusive Apps & Features
The Nokia Android Phone may also feature exclusive programs and apps, which will set it apart from the competition. The handsets may also have a 22.6-megapixel camera and water and dust-resistant, putting these at par with the Samsung Galaxy S7.
Nokia also plans to take over certain aspects of the design, features and performance of the Nokia Android Phones, which may also result to exclusive capabilities and specifications. Software will be vital in the success of Nokia's comeback.
There are talks that the Nokia Android Phone may launch two flagship models before 2016 ends, and that the second release will happen in the first quarter of 2017 at the Mobile World Congress. The 2017 unveiling may involve a midrange phone, as well as a tablet. More updates and details on Nokia's return are expected soon.
