HMD launched its first Nokia-branded smartphone in China recently. But the Nokia 6 might get some company soon.
Total Tech has posted a brief video showing a phone that may come to market soon as the Nokia 8. It was reportedly on display at the Consumer Electronics Show last week, where folks were told not to film it (whoops).
It looks like the phone was being shown off at the Qualcomm both, and the phone is said to come in two models. One has a Qualcomm Snadpragon 835 processor and a 24 megapixel camera with optical image stabilization and electronic image stabilization features.
A second model has a Snapdragon 821 chip and a less capable camera, but a lower price tag.
Both versions feature 2560 x 1440 pixel Super AMOLED displays and dual front-facing speakers.
It’s possible that HMD could officially launch the phones at Mobile World Congress in February. The company has scheduled an event for February 26th.
While we’ll probably have to wait a little while for details on the price and release date, it’s a safe bet that the Nokia 8 will be more expensive than the Nokia 6, which sells for $245 and features a 1080p display, a Snapdragon 430 processor, a 16MP camera, 4GB of RAM, and 64GB of storage.
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