The Nokia 9 and Nokia 8 (2018) could arrive in January with a new design and without the Snapdragon 845

o It is something that can be taken at face value, but we have been hearing rumors and leaks about a new Nokia terminal for some time. The company, owned by HMD Global and until recently closely linked to Microsoft, continues to give a lot of talk in the resurgence it is experiencing

Little by little, but it seems that they are on the right path to resume the path of success they once had In that bygone era in which to talk about _smartphones_ (if that's how they could be called) was to talk about Symbian and therefore the Finns.A time that who knows if it can return.

And it is that with different models of terminals on the market, with a top of the range such as the Nokia 8, all the voices point to the fact that we should soon see a new model above all of them . A new terminal that we know by the name of Nokia 9 But we have been hearing how rumors sound for a long time without any of them coming true.

For now HMD Global does not release pledge, but we can have a new indication of when the presentation of a new terminal can take place, of that expected Nokia 9. And it is that a new report affirms thatsuch a presentation could take place at an event held in a Chinese city on January 19 at which the company would announce new devices.

An event that would see the Nokia 9 arrive but also a renewed Nokia 8 in 2018 version in some data that we must consider for now just as they are, without any kind of official confirmation behind them.

And the thing is that much has been written about the Nokia 9. Large amount of data, speculation about a highly anticipated terminal that is supposed to use a well-known processor, the Snapdragon 835 (I wouldn't bet on the new Qualcomm Snapdragon 845 that could release a new Surface) that would come along with 6 GB of RAM with 64 GB or 128 GB of storage.

And the screen could not miss the adoption of very small frames that would encompass an 18:9 aspect ratio on a panel 5.5-inch QHD+ screen or what is the same, 2,880 x 1,440 pixels.

We will have to be attentive to all that Nokia (HMD Global) can give in the coming months, a company that is doing really well both for the models it already has on the market and for the update policy it offers to the user.

Source | MyDrivers