Nokia 9 coming before MWC, a Snapdragon 855 version in the works

The long wait might be drawing to an end – a new report claims that HMD will unveil the Nokia 9 before the MWC (last week of January, an earlier report claims) and will “definitely” put it on sale before March. Why the rush?
Perhaps it doesn’t want people comparing it and its Snapdragon 845 chipset to 2019 smartphones – this flagship has been in development for a long, long time. But HMD reportedly has a remedy for that.
A Snapdragon 855 version of the phone (Sirocco?) will allegedly launch in August and will support 5G networks. The camera on this one will supposedly be improved as well.
Speaking of the camera, the Nokia 9’s claim to fame will be its penta-camera and perhaps PureView branding. It will feature Night mode as well.
The base model will reportedly have an OLED screen with an in-display fingerprint reader. The panel will measure 5.9” or 5.99” in diagonal and will have QHD resolution. Additional specs include 6/8GB of RAM, 128GB storage, 4,150mAh battery, wireless charging and IP68 waterproofing.
The alleged price for the S845-powered Nokia 9 is in the neighborhood of CNY 6,000 ($885/€775).
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- Anonymous
- 17 Jan 2019
- U2T
doood Panasonic azz a fone izzz shttt when you use one youll kno itz not just about specs, call and connectivity iz not comparable to a nokia without reliable connectivity itz a dumfone useless same wit iphonez
- FinnishInquisition
- 17 Jan 2019
- m}S
Top flagships cost over 1000 euros. This is priced well below that. The SD845 is, again, not an outdated chipset. The difference between the 845 and 855 is so marginal it's not even noticeable. I don't know how many times I need to tell you that...
- Nick Tagataka
- 17 Jan 2019
- Y}N
I haven't used my compact camera very often since I bought my current phone, Mate 10 Pro, but if I was bothered to bring a second phone with me just to take a photo with it, it would be the one with a decent low light capability. I'm saying this beca...