<p>Nokia, the biggest phone manufacturer of the nineties, took a deep fall when the iPhone, and smartphones in general, hit the market. Despite Microsoft’s efforts, and hopes, the Windows run<a href="https://www.microsoft.com/en/mobile/phones/lumia/"><ins> Nokia Lumia</ins></a> phones just didn’t manage to live up to the reputation of the big names Microsoft and Nokia.</p><p>The turning point could have been an announcement at this year’s Mobile World Congress; the Finnish <a href="https://www.hmdglobal.com/"><ins>HMD Global Oy </ins></a>declared itself the new home of Nokia phones.</p>.<div><blockquote> Nokia has been one of the most iconic and recognisable phone brands globally for decades. In the short time since HMD was launched into the market, the positive reception we’ve had has been overwhelming; it seems everyone shares our excitement for this next chapter. Today’s consumers are more discerning and demanding than ever before and for us they will always come first. Our efforts in bringing together world class manufacturers, operating systems and technology partners sees us proudly unveiling our first global portfolio of smartphones with a Nokia soul, delivering the very best experience to everyone.”</blockquote><span class="attribution"> <b>Arto Nummela, CEO of HMD Global</b></span></div>.<p>HMD has planned three Android phones, The Nokia 3, The Nokia 5, The Nokia 6 and a reboot of the classic Nokia 3310.</p><p>Let’s take a look at the specs of the upcoming Nokia phones:</p><h2><strong>The 3310</strong></h2><p>The revamped classic is not a flagship killer but definitely something for fans and purists.</p>.<p><strong>Specs</strong></p><p>screen: 2.4 inch QVGA</p><p>OS: Nokia’s series 30+ OS</p><p>Memory: 16 GB, expandable via memory card</p><p>Camera: 2 MP with LED flash</p><p>Connectivity: USB 2.0, Bluetooth 3.0, 2.5 G NO Wifi</p><p>Battery: 1200 mAH, promises 22 hrs talk time - one month standby</p><p>Price:€49($53)</p><h2><strong>The Nokia 3</strong></h2>.<p><strong>Specs</strong></p><p>Screen: 5” polarized HD display with Corning® Gorilla® Glass</p><p>OS: Android Nougat (7.0)</p><p>Memory: 16 GB, expandable via memory card</p><p>Camera: 8 MP autofocus cameras, back and front</p><p>Connectivity: USB OTG, Bluetooth, NFC, Wi-Fi and LTE 4G</p><p>Battery: 2650 mAH</p><p>Price: €140($152)</p><h3><strong>The Nokia 5</strong></h3>.<p><strong>Specs</strong></p><p>Extras: Aluminium case plus fingerprint sensor</p><p>Screen: 5.2” polarized HD display with Corning® Gorilla® Glass</p><p>OS: Android Nougat (7.1.1)</p><p>Memory: 16 GB, expandable via memory card</p><p>Camera: 13MP dual-tone flash rear camera, 8 MP autofocus, wide-angle lens front camera</p><p>Connectivity: USB OTG, Bluetooth 4.1, NFC, Wi-Fi and LTE 4G</p><p>Battery: 3000 mAH</p><p>Price: €189($204)</p><h3><strong>The Nokia 6</strong></h3>.<p><strong>Specs</strong></p><p>Extras: Aluminium case plus fingerprint sensor and stereo Dolby Atmos sound</p><p>Screen: 5.2” polarized HD display with Corning® Gorilla® Glass</p><p>OS: Android Nougat (7.1.1)</p><p>Memory: 16 GB, expandable via memory card</p><p>Camera: 16MP dual-tone flash rear camera, 8 MP autofocus, wide-angle lens front camera</p><p>Connectivity: USB OTG, Bluetooth 4.1, NFC, Wi-Fi and LTE 4G</p><p>Battery: 3000 mAH</p><p>Price: €229($248)</p><h2><strong>Last Thoughts</strong></h2><p>The new Nokia promises to keep its Android phones clean from clutter and always up to date. If they manage to continue the tradition of good quality, robust and easy to use phones, then we could be seeing the rebirth of a star.</p>.<p>This article was originally published on <a href="http://technodite.com/nokia-windows-flop-to-android-top/">technodite.com</a></p>
