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Here’s The Detailed Nokia 9 Leak We’ve Waited For; Device Will Feature Vertical Dual Camera, 3D Display & No Earphone Jack

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Right now, it looks like we’re all done for the year’s flagships. After Google’s Pixel 2 and Pixel 2 XL launch, we expected that the Nokia 9 will make its debut. But recent whispers on the rumor mill suggest that the device will launch next year. The Finnish brand, under HMD Global’s leadership is finally producing effective gadgets. Its success with the Nokia 6 is self evident and the Nokia 8 isn’t a bad smartphone either. The flagship title for its portfolio will go to the Nokia 9 and today we’ve got more news for the device. Take a look below to find out more.
As we tell you time and time again, this year’s flagship smartphone race is all about bezel free displays. LG and Samsung kicked off the trend and since then, everyone wants one. But apart from the two Korean companies, both of which make their own panels, other companies have had problems sourcing them. Both Apple and Google have devices in their 2017 portfolio without edge to edge displays.

Here’s The Detailed Nokia 9 Leak We’ve Waited For; Device Will Feature Vertical Dual Camera, 3D Display & No Earphone Jack

Oct 12, 2017, 8:26pm UTC

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http://wccftech.com/nokia-9-360-degree-leak-everything-external/ >Right now, it looks like we’re all done for the year’s flagships. After Google’s Pixel 2 and Pixel 2 XL launch, we expected that the Nokia 9 will make its debut. But recent whispers on the rumor mill suggest that the device will launch next year. The Finnish brand, under HMD Global’s leadership is finally producing effective gadgets. Its success with the Nokia 6 is self evident and the Nokia 8 isn’t a bad smartphone either. The flagship title for its portfolio will go to the Nokia 9 and today we’ve got more news for the device. Take a look below to find out more. >As we tell you time and time again, this year’s flagship smartphone race is all about bezel free displays. LG and Samsung kicked off the trend and since then, everyone wants one. But apart from the two Korean companies, both of which make their own panels, other companies have had problems sourcing them. Both Apple and Google have devices in their 2017 portfolio without edge to edge displays.