Nokia to return with Android based smartphone
The Finnish smartphone maker Nokia is back, and is all set to regain its lost glory in the global smartphone and tablet market with the release of its Android based smartphone and tablets.Under a licensing agreement between Nokia and Finland based HMD global, the agreement allows HMD to produce and sell Nokia-branded smartphones and tablets for the next decade, and in exchange HMD would give royalty payments covering both brand and intellectual property rights to Nokia, reported the International Business Times."Instead of Nokia returning to manufacturing mobile phones itself, HMD plans to produce mobile phones and tablets that can leverage and grow the value of the Nokia brand in global markets," stated Ramzi Haidamus, president of Nokia Technologies in a statement.
An upcoming Nokia Android phone might have Samsung-beating specs
Just a week ago we reported that Nokia might launch up to four Android devices by the end of the year, and two of them look to have now been benchmarked.Of course, benchmarks can be faked, but two unknown Nokia devices have been spotted by Nokia Power User on Geekbench, and one of them looks to be a flagship.That phone is listed as the Nokia 5320, which is odd, since a handset with that name already exists, but that launched back in 2008 and has very different specs.
Nokia Android phones: What can we expect to see?
Nokia is making its way back, initially announcing that it's going to be embracing Android and producing a number of smartphones and tablets over the coming years in May, leaving us to consider what might be coming from Nokia in the future.Nokia's story has more twists and turns than a mountain pass, with an equal number of ups and downs.The announcement that we'll be seeing Nokia branded phones once again is certainly exciting, so we'll be keeping our ear to the ground and reporting on all the different strands of this story.
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