The Nokia 8, the rumoured first flagship phone under HMD Global’s stewardship, has reportedly been revealed in a leaked render.
The Android-based handset will have a dual-lens camera with Zeiss optics if the image posted by the highly reliable Evan Blass of Venture Beat proves accurate.
The image shows a more refined version of the handset which appeared prematurely in a Nokia promotional video back in May.
It also shows the Zeiss logo beneath the vertically stacked dual cameras, following the recent announcement of a rekindled partnership between the two firms.
The design appears to be similar to the existing Nokia 3, Nokia 5 and Nokia 6 phones that are currently in the throes of a staggered UK launch.
However, the Nokia 8 will be the best yet, speculation suggests.
It is also thought those dual lens cameras will each carry a resolution of 13-megapixels.
We’re expecting a 5.5-inch display with a Quad HD resolution and probably Android 7.1.
There’s no word yet on when the Nokia brand custodian will choose to unleash the phone, but we may see the Nokia 8 as soon as the IFA expo in around 6 weeks.
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