We'll need to sit tight until November for Nokia's next leader

It's two or three months since we've seen any new phones from HMD Global-possessed Nokia. The organization dispatched its C-series back in April, yet tales and hypothesis have begun to get foothold with respect to the following Nokia lead. Most prominently, it's conceivable that HMD Global is thinking about moving from Android and changing to Huawei's HarmonyOS for the supposed Nokia X60.

On the off chance that you were expecting to see a Nokia leader declared in the near future, you may be somewhat disillusioned. As per HMD Global's Product Manager (through GizChina), Zhang Yucheng, the organization will dispatch another lead on November eleventh. This might not have a lot of importance to us here in the U.S., yet 11.11 is "Singles' Day" in China and is one of the greatest shopping occasions of the year.

Lamentably, Yucheng didn't share some other insights about this forthcoming lead. So we aren't actually certain if this will be the Nokia X50 or the Nokia X60. Be that as it may, until further notice, it's simply going to be a cat-and-mouse game to perceive what Nokia and its parent organization have been chipping away at. I'm keeping my fingers crossed for a genuine leader with a Zeiss camera framework and the entirety of the lead specs you could need.