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After many days of leaking photos and prototypes, Nokia 9 recently with 5 rear cameras has officially revealed the complete version. This is a sign that the device will soon be released. Yesterday, on the Chinese Weibo network, the front of the ultimate Nokia camera phone or Nokia 9 has surfaced up, it shows the front covered by a plastic protective cover. Now, a case render leak shows us a couple more angles of the alleged Nokia 9. The renders are in line with previous case images that we’ve seen. All renders have seven holes: enough for five cameras, one flash, and one for optic sensors.
There’s also a mic-hole just above penta-cam setup in these renders and previous ones. So far, there have already been several cover makers who allegedly cover images to the mysterious smartphone, leaving some details about its design in the air. On the other hand, these images are in line with what has already been said so far about the design of its rear panel. Finally, although there is no official date yet. It is believed that it should be presented during MWC 2019 in February.
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Previous articleKirin 990 To Be the First Customer to Use a TSMC Process Using EUV "NOKIA LUMIA 800 RELEASED IN PINK, BLUE AND BLACK COLOUR SCHEMES" Nokia Lumia 800 Released in Pink, Blue and Black Colour Schemes The brand Nokia Lumia series featuring the latest Windows Phone 7.5 operating system now has three models available, the Nokia Lumia 800 is now available in Pink, Blue and Black colour schemes in the UK. The most recently released pink Nokia Lumia 800 has been made available as a SIM free phone unlocked to all networks allowing the user to choose which SIM card they prefer to use in their phone. The Nokia Lumia 800 Blue edition was also recently launched and is currently available on Vodafone, O2, Orange and T-Mobile contract deals as well as being released as a SIM free phone, O2, Orange and Vodafone have now made the blue edition of the phone available free of charge on contract deals with line rental charges of £26 and above. The original Nokia Lumia 800 in black is available on all of the major UK networks on both 18 and 24 month contract deals as well as being launched as a Pay As You Go phone on 3 Mobile, Orange and T-Mobile, this first edition of the Nokia Lumia is also available as a SIM free phone for those not wanting to connect to a network. All three colour schemes of this latest Nokia smart phone offer exactly the same features, specifications and technology and are simply supplied with different coloured exterior casings. These features and specifications include an 8 mega pixel camera with Carl Zeiss optics which can record 720p HD video, a 1.2GHz processor for a smooth and fast user experience, Wi-Fi, 3.5G network support, GPS and Bluetooth.
The main feature of this Nokia phone has to be its operating system which is the latest edition of the Windows Phone software known as the Mango edition, this very clever and engaging operating system uses what are known as ‘Live Tiles’ to display constantly updated information on the main home screen. Nokia have also installed their own software titles including one called Nokia Drive, this actually allows the user to download maps to use with the GPS function so that there is no need for a 3G connection when using satellite navigation. Two other Nokia features include a streaming radio service as the phone has no built-in FM radio and access to the Nokia Music Store where users can download a choice of thousands of the latest music tracks or choose from a large library of classic titles.
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These three colour schemes of the Lumia 800 phone are the only ones announced so far, however a , budget Lumia phone featuring the same Windows Phone 7.5 OS has been announced in a far larger range of colours and is called the Nokia Lumia 710 which should be available soon.
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