We already know that HMD Global is going to introduce new Nokia Android smartphones at MWC 2017. Now, according to a latest report from Venturebeat, the company will launch three Android phones at the event in Barcelona at the end of this month.
The Finland based company has bagged exclusive global license to sell Nokia-branded feature phones, Android smartphones and tablets for the next ten years. Along with Nokia 6, which is available only in China, HMD Global will announce Nokia 5 and Nokia 3 budget Android phones, said the report.
The Nokia 5 is expected to be powered by a Snapdragon 430 (same as Nokia 6) but will sport a 5.2 inches at 720p display and come with 2GB RAM. It is said to have a 12-megapixel rear camera. The phone is tipped to be priced at €199 ($211 approx.). Meanwhile, the Nokia 3 will be an entry level Android phone that will start at €149 ($157 approx.).
Finally, the report also states that HMD Global will even introduce a modern version of the Nokia 3310, one of the company’s most famous devices. HMD Global has scheduled an event on February 26 at MWC 2017 where it will showcase these phones. We will be live from the MWC 2017 in Barcelona will bring you all the latest updates.