Nokia 8 is the next flagship that the HMD Global company will launch on global markets under the brand of the well-known Finnish company, which no longer produces smartphones. Although I thought until now that Nokia 9 will be the next premium terminal that the Finns will launch, it seems that Nokia 8 is the name of the device, it being presented in a series of promotional materials.
The Nokia 8 is presented in these images to give us an idea of the design that the new smartphone will have, but absolutely nothing is mentioned about the specifications. By and large, the Nokia 8 looks like what we would have expected the Nokia 9 to look like, but probably the latter device is still far from being ready to be put on sale on global markets.
Nokia 8 has, as you can see from the second image, a design similar to what the Finnish company has done in the past, that is, not very beautiful, but not really that ugly. A major change is still to be brought by Nokia 8, because the terminal will have a screen that covers the entire front panel of the case, and this probably few fans of the company thought would be possible.
Nokia 8 enters the battle with iPhone 8 and Galaxy S8
The Nokia 8 needs a top-notch design to be able to contend with iPhone 8 and Samsung Galaxy S8 on global markets, screens that cover the entire front panel being the new fashion. We already know that the iPhone 8 will have something like this, Samsung Galaxy S8 it already has it, and the Nokia 8 is going to offer a similar design to attract enthusiasts looking for an interesting smartphone.
Nokia 8 will also have top specifications, because inside the case we will find a Qualcomm Snapdragon 835 chip, as in the Galaxy S8, but also at least 6 GB of RAM. Moreover, Nokia 8 is going to offer at least 64 GB of storage space, and the front panel will be almost completely covered by a screen with a diagonal of 5.3 inches and a resolution of 2560 x 1440 pixels, a 13 megapixel camera from Carl Zeiss can also be offered.
Nokia 8 is basically a premium smartphone that will be sold at a reasonable price, because it must generate the perception of an expensive and good smartphone. It is not known if it will be as expensive as the Samsung Galaxy S8 when it goes on sale, but it is very unlikely that the Nokia 8 will be as expensive as the iPhone 8, which will cost over 1000 euros when it is available .
Nokia 8 will be a very interesting smartphone and I am curious to know what you think about it.
