Nokia has officially confirmed its intention to
re-manufacture and sell mobile phones. Instead of Microsoft, this time will be
hand in hand with a new company, HMD, which will bear the costs of manufacturing
and marketing.
Despite being the queen of mobile telephony in 2000, the company had completely disappeared from the picture because of its problems to upgrade and to compete with Android, iOS and even against the company that acquired it 2014, Microsoft.
The first information on the re-launch of the brand was published by The Telegraph. As they anticipated, Nokia's new generation of Android phones will arrive sometime in 2017 and will almost certainly show up for the first time at the Mobile World Congress in February in Barcelona. Nokia CEO Rajeev Suri is scheduled to hold a conference for this event, and a position has also been confirmed at the show.
On the device, not much is known. It is only confirmed that it will work with Android, surely version 7.0 of the operating system. According to the website specializing in the company Nokia Power User, it is likely to announce two models of high features.
Why have not they encouraged before launching a mobile of their own? Microsoft prevented Nokia from launching its own handsets until 2015, when the company reconsidered to re-manufacture "if they found a partner with a global reputation."
In this regard, HMD, a Finnish company, will take over the manufacture of these. The investment for marketing planned for the next three years will be 500 million euros, so you will see the name of Nokia in many parts.
Despite being the queen of mobile telephony in 2000, the company had completely disappeared from the picture because of its problems to upgrade and to compete with Android, iOS and even against the company that acquired it 2014, Microsoft.
The first information on the re-launch of the brand was published by The Telegraph. As they anticipated, Nokia's new generation of Android phones will arrive sometime in 2017 and will almost certainly show up for the first time at the Mobile World Congress in February in Barcelona. Nokia CEO Rajeev Suri is scheduled to hold a conference for this event, and a position has also been confirmed at the show.
On the device, not much is known. It is only confirmed that it will work with Android, surely version 7.0 of the operating system. According to the website specializing in the company Nokia Power User, it is likely to announce two models of high features.
Why have not they encouraged before launching a mobile of their own? Microsoft prevented Nokia from launching its own handsets until 2015, when the company reconsidered to re-manufacture "if they found a partner with a global reputation."
In this regard, HMD, a Finnish company, will take over the manufacture of these. The investment for marketing planned for the next three years will be 500 million euros, so you will see the name of Nokia in many parts.
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