Two smartphones placed on top a table, which depict the speculated look of the upcoming Nokia Edge Android smartphone. (Photo : YouTube/ GONE IN 180)
Nokia phones specs, price, and release date remained highly sought by excited Android consumers. After the unveiling of Nokia 6, Nokia Edge and Nokia C1 other high-end smartphones are expected by fans to be unveiled at the upcoming Mobile World Congress this year.
After months of rumors and speculations, Nokia finally unveiled their brand new Android smartphone for this year. The company introduced Nokia 6 that features a Qualcomm Snapdragon 430 processor with X6 LTE modem, 4GB RAM, and 64GB storage that runs an Android Nougat operating system, according to The Verge.
The same website also detailed, that since the $250 Nokia latest offering is not of a high-end type, it is to be expected that high-end line-up will follow Nokia 6's introduction. Such inkling was hinged on the Facebook post made by the Finnish brand saying that more announcements will follow by next month.
In light of the said pronouncement, many fans expect that the so-called Nokia Edge and Nokia C1 will be introduced during the MWC event in Barcelona, Spain this February. Moreover, new leaks also suggest that another high-end Nokia phone may also be included in the line-up in the said trade fair introduction.
According to reports, Nokia 8 otherwise known as Nokia Supreme will also be launched during the MWC event. This particular smartphone is considered a high-end flagship product for it feature the powerful Snapdragon 835 processor, wide 5.7-inch display that supports Quad HD (2560 x 1440 pixels) resolution, 24-megapixel rear-facing camera with OIS, and 6GB of RAM according to GSM Arena.
With regards to the price point and release date of the highly anticipated high-end Nokia phones, details still remain elusive. However, most rumors would suggest that upcoming Nokia high-end smartphones will likely be release weeks after its launching. Consequently, its price tag will likely be within a $400 to $500 price point, as hinted in a separate report.
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