HMD launched the HMD Skyline handset with a Nokia Lumia 920-impressed design earlier this 12 months. It comes with a 6.55-inch 144Hz pOLED display screen, Snapdragon 7s Gen 2 chipset and a 108-megapixel triple rear digicam unit. A current report means that the corporate is anticipated to quickly unveil a brand new smartphone impressed by the design of one other Nokia Lumia handset, particularly the Nokia Lumia 1020. The moniker of this rumoured smartphone is just not but recognized. Nevertheless, a leaked render has urged the anticipated design components of the purported telephone.
Nokia Lumia 1020-Impressed HMD Smartphone: What We Know
A report by HMD Information claims that Finnish OEM HMD (Human Cell Gadgets) is engaged on a smartphone that’s stated to be impressed by the Nokia flagship Lumia 1020 that was launched in 2013. The publication shared a design render of this purported HMD handset. It seems with an identical box-like construct because the HMD Skyline.
Nokia Lumia 1020-inspired HMD handset design render
Picture Credit score: HMD Information
The rumoured HMD smartphone, nonetheless, is seen with a centre-aligned, round rear digicam module as an alternative of the oblong island that we see on the HMD Skyline. This round digicam unit is paying homage to the older Nokia Lumia 1020. The module seems with 5 smaller slots which are tipped to deal with 4 cameras and one LED flash.
With optical picture stabilisation (OIS) help and a 41-megapixel main rear digicam sensor, the Nokia Lumia 1020 was a preferred alternative for digicam fanatics on the time. The Lumia 1020-inspired HMD handset may additionally be a camera-centric telephone.
The report provides that the Lumia 1020-inspired HMD handset might arrive in an identical shiny yellow possibility because the older Nokia mannequin. Nevertheless, the moniker of the HMD smartphone is just not but recognized. No different specs have surfaced on-line both, however we are able to count on extra particulars of the rumoured handset to floor within the coming months.
