HMD Global may soon launch its first gaming smartphone Nokia G10
HMD Global, the company that owns the license to manufacture and sell Nokia-banded handsets, is soon expected to launch its first gaming series smartphones.
As per a report by NokiaPowerUser, the company is working on a new series — allegedly called Nokia G-series — and Nokia G10 is expected to be the first smartphone.
Even though the significance of the letter G has not been confirmed, it is being touted to stand for gaming.
In terms of specs, the Nokia G10 is expected to be powered by an octa-core processor, which is unspecified at the moment.
The device is said to house a 6.4-inch screen and come with a quad camera setup, where the primary sensor is a 48MP sensor.
Along with this, it is also being said that HMD Global may soon adopt a new naming scheme in 2021.
As per the tweet, Nokia will get rid of the “dot” in the name of the handsets.
https://twitter.com/baidunokibar/status/1368527528609017862
More details on these two fronts are expected to be revealed soon.
As per a report by NokiaPowerUser, the company is working on a new series — allegedly called Nokia G-series — and Nokia G10 is expected to be the first smartphone.
Even though the significance of the letter G has not been confirmed, it is being touted to stand for gaming.
In terms of specs, the Nokia G10 is expected to be powered by an octa-core processor, which is unspecified at the moment.
The device is said to house a 6.4-inch screen and come with a quad camera setup, where the primary sensor is a 48MP sensor.
Along with this, it is also being said that HMD Global may soon adopt a new naming scheme in 2021.
As per the tweet, Nokia will get rid of the “dot” in the name of the handsets.
https://twitter.com/baidunokibar/status/1368527528609017862
More details on these two fronts are expected to be revealed soon.
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