We have been talking for several months about the possible return of Nokia to the smartphone market, news that recently officially confirmed its head. Since then in Actualidad Gadget We have published various articles talking about the terminals that the Finnish brand could launch on the market, terminals that at first would be low-end with which they would try to enter emerging markets, a market that was the last stronghold of the firm before Microsoft will make a splash by buying the telephone division. They would also enter the mid-high range market in order to satisfy a greater number of potential customers.
The Nokia firm seems to want to return strongly to the telephony market and according to reports from India, Nokia would have already started the manufacture of its new terminals at the facilities in the country. Nokia's mobile division partnered with HMD Global to be able to re-manufacture terminals, terminals that will go under the Nokia brand and are being manufactured in the city of Sri City.
Far Nokia had always trusted Foxconn to manufacture its terminals, but due to the increase in workforce, the Finnish firm has had to look for cheaper and quality alternatives and currently India is the right country, where sooner or later most manufacturers of electronic devices will end up.
According to the latest information we have about the next mid-range terminals - high, these will hit the market with a 5,2 and 5.5 inch screen with a 2k screen, the latest version of Android 7 and a rear camera that will exceed 23 megapixels. Both will be managed by a processed 820, something old if we take into account that the Qualcomm 823 has already been released and that the scheduled date for the launch of these terminals will be for the end of the year.