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Nokia 7 & Nokia 8 could be mid-range smartphones

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Nokia 7 & Nokia 8 could be mid-range smartphones

HMD Global is rumoured to launch two new Nokia branded Android smartphones. Dubbed Nokia 7 and Nokia 8, the two handsets could pack a more powerful set of specifications than the recently launched Nokia 6.

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According to a report by NokiaPowerUser website, the two handsets will fall in the mid-range segment.

It's been reported that the rumoured Nokia 7 and Nokia 8 will sport Qualcomm's Snapdragon 660 processor. One could come with a Full HD (1080x1920 pixel) resolution display, while the other could pack a Quad HD (1440x2560 pixel) resolution panel. The Full HD version is expected to have a smaller display.

The report further adds that the duo will sport a new metallic body, with thinner bezels and unibody frame. The camera design will also be different. Furthermore, the rumoured Nokia 7 and Nokia 8 are likely to support fast charging technology, along with fingerprint scanner and better camera sensor(s). In particular, the Nokia 8 is claimed to come with Carl-Zeiss optics. However, this is unlikely in light of a recent tweet by Nokia, in which the company said it won't be using Carl Zeiss optics in its smartphones.

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HMD Global is planning to launch a few more smartphones, later this year. The company has already launched Nokia 3 , Nokia 5 and Nokia 6 .

According to a recent report, Nokia will launch its flagship smartphone in two variants, just like companies like Apple, Google and Samsung have been doing for quite a while. Both are expected to be powered by a Qualcomm Snapdragon 835 SoC but have different RAM sizes - 4GB and 6GB.

The duo is likely to sport metal unibody and the more powerful variant is additionally expected to come with dual-rear cameras, probably including a 23MP sensor.

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As for the price, the more powerful variant could be priced at CNY 4,500 (roughly Rs 43,400), while its smaller sibling will cost around CNY 4,000 (roughly Rs 38,600).

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