Nokia is expected to release its first new smartphone either at the end of this year or early next year and now the company has confirmed it will appear at MWC 2017.
The company’s agreement with Microsoft runs out at the end of this year, it has been unable to release any smartphones since Microsoft purchased its mobile phone business.
We’re excited to share the news: our CEO Rajeev Suri will deliver a keynote at #MWC17. Read more: https://t.co/HNdnn46tED pic.twitter.com/mU9XPXFHMd
— Nokia (@nokia) October 15, 2016
Nokia’s Return to the Smartphone Market
We have been hearing rumors of a new Android smartphone from Nokia and also some more Android tablets, one recently appeared in some benchmarks. This marks a significant return for Nokia, which was once a dominant player in the mobile phone market. The company’s re-entry into the smartphone arena is highly anticipated by both industry experts and consumers alike.
Nokia’s new devices are expected to run on the Android operating system, which is a strategic shift from their previous reliance on Windows Phone OS. This move could potentially attract a broader audience, given Android’s widespread popularity. The rumored smartphone, possibly named the Nokia D1C, is expected to feature competitive specifications such as a high-resolution display, a powerful processor, and an advanced camera system.
What to Expect at MWC 2017
It is not clear as yet on exactly what Nokia has to unveil at Mobile World Congress next year, but the event is known for being a platform where major tech companies showcase their latest innovations. Nokia’s CEO, Rajeev Suri, will be delivering a keynote speech, which suggests that the company has significant announcements planned.
In addition to smartphones, there is speculation that Nokia may also introduce new Android tablets. The tablet market has seen a resurgence in recent years, and Nokia’s entry could provide consumers with more options. The company has a history of producing high-quality hardware, and their new tablets are expected to continue this tradition.
Moreover, Nokia’s return to the market could also mean the revival of some of its classic phone models, updated with modern technology. This strategy has been successful for other brands, and Nokia could leverage its nostalgic appeal to attract both old and new customers.
As soon as we get some more details, we will let you guys know. The anticipation surrounding Nokia’s announcements at MWC 2017 is palpable, and it will be interesting to see how the company plans to position itself in the highly competitive smartphone market.
Source Nokia, NPU
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