Nokia 10 smartphone will soon enter global market, report reveals

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Smartphone maker Hmd Global is reportedly working on an upgraded version of Nokia 9.3 PureView. Many reports related to this leading smartphone have come out. Now another report has emerged in this episode, revealing the name of the upgraded version of Nokia 9.3 PureView. However, no information has been given from the company regarding the name, launching and specification yet.

According to the NokiaMob report, the company will present the upgraded version of the Nokia 9.3 PureView smartphone under the name Nokia 10. This device will soon be launched in the electronic market of other countries including India in association with Google. At the same time, the look of this device will be similar to pixels. The report further states that Google had invested in Nokia two months ago, so now the company can take advantage of Google’s marketing strategy. Apart from this, not much information has been received.

According to the leaked reports, the company can launch Nokia 7.3 and 6.3 smartphones with Nokia 9.3 PureView in November. Talking about the features, all three leading smartphones will have HD display with Snapdragon 865 processor. Apart from this, all three devices will get great camera support.

Nokia 5.3

Let us tell you that two months ago HMD Global introduced Nokia 5.3 handset in India. The starting price of this smartphone is Rs 13,999. Nokia 5.3 is based on stock Android and is offered on Qualcomm Snapdragon 665 processor. It has a 6.55 inch HD + display. With the help of microSD card, its storage can be expanded up to 512GB. It has Bluetooth, WiFi, GPS, UBC Type C, FM radio and 3.5m headphone jack for connectivity.

Nokia 5.3 has four rear cameras with LED flash. Its primary sensor is 13MP. While 5MP ultra wide angle, 2MP macro lens and 2MP depth sensor are present. This smartphone has an 8MP front camera for selfie enthusiasts. This smartphone has a battery of 4,000mAh for power backup.Shop Related Products