HMD Global's Nokia is working on its next-generation flagship phone, the Nokia 9.3pureview, which is rumored to launch in the third quarter of 2020. Based on recent leaks, the phone may come with a display with a refresh rate of 120 Hz.
This feature is currently included in the Samsung Galaxy S20 and oneplus 8 pro. Another exploit suggests that the new Qualcomm snapdragon 865 octa-core processor may be used in Nokia 9.3PureView. it may run on Android 10 OS. Recently, HMD global chief product officer juho sarvikas tweeted that his favorite colors are dark polar night and light copper. We can expect Nokia 9.3pureview to have these color options.
For those who don't know, the Nokia 9.3pureview is the successor to the Nokia 9pureview announced at Mobile World Congress 2019. Like the Nokia 9pureview, the Nokia 9.3pureview comes with a five-lens camera on the back. There are rumors that it has a 108mp primary camera on the back. Meanwhile, the company started rolling out Android 10 for three of its smartphones - Nokia 3.2, Nokia 4.2 and Nokia 8 sirocco.
In the first phase of the release, users in 35 countries received this update push. These countries include Armenia. Australia, Austria, Azerbaijan, Bahrain, Belarus, Belgium, Denmark, Egypt, Finland, Georgia, Germany, Hong Kong, Iceland, India, Iraq, Iran, Jordan, Kazakhstan, Kuwait, Lebanon, Luxembourg, Macao, Mongolia, Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Oman, Qatar, Russia, Saudi Arabia, Sweden, Switzerland, United Arab Emirates and Ukraine.
When it comes to the history of Nokia, you will find it very amazing. Nokia has never been involved in technology and other related industries from the very beginning. It dates back to 1865. Nokia was a wood-pulp and paper mill with logging and papermaking as its main business. It has undergone many transformations. Apart from paper making, Nokia's transformation areas include chemicals, rubber, cables, pharmaceuticals, natural gas and many more. Surprisingly, Nokia was involved in the manufacturing of sako Nokia bullets as a shareholder in the military industry.
It's easy to see from Nokia's transformation experience that there's a reason why Nokia phones are rock solid.
HERE Maps, I'm sure some users have already used it. This mapping software is actually the world's first true offline map, which is a big reason why many users choose this mapping software.
From Aliyun's alilaunch program in 2016 to QQ and WeChat becoming overseas map content providers in 2018, HERE's cooperation with domestic Internet companies is very deep. From this year to the key year of rapid development of 5g technology, HERE maps' city kaleidoscope function experience will have a better experience.
Is this a bit different from what you've seen from Nokia before? If Nokia catches up with 5g and comes out with an all-around well performing model, you'll be looking for theNokia's newest phonePaying?
