CEO of HMD Global – Arto Nummela expressed his belief in the development of Android Nokia phones in an interview with Forbes. After some suspicions about the comeback of Nokia, the reclamation from this CEO promise a massive return of the old Giant.

Android Nokia phones trigger Google’s excitement

According to Mr. Arto Nummela, HMD Global is working with Google and this biggest company in the world is very excited about the comeback of Nokia. especially Android Nokia phones. Smartphones running on the Android platform will enlarge the opportunities for Google while Nokia still hide a lot of technology in both phone manufacturing and telecommunication. Nokia has been disappeared in mobile market for years but they are still growing as a technology innovator including VR glass and 5G network.

This CEO proudly claimed that the new Android Smartphone will be launched in the first half of 2017. Arto Nummela also shared that the customer has previously accepted using Nokia X – the first Android Nokia phone. According to analysis and surveys, many customers have switched from Samsung or Apple smartphones to Nokia X, which claimed the value of Nokia brand. Nummela promised that the new smartphone will be beyond the expectations of Nokia fans, they don’t have to be disappointed anymore. Because the upcoming Android Nokia phones totally belong to Nokia, which will be different from those under Microsoft’s empire.

Currently, the insider sources leaked that Nokia is working on 4 different Android smartphones including 2 low-end, 1 mid-range and 1 luxury model. The devices will run the Android operating system, we are expecting to see all of them with the newest Android Nougat 7.0 . Google and Nokia’s fans are eager to welcome Nokia back. Hopefully, those phones will debut in February 2017.

Android Nokia phones is coming soon

The previous report affirmed Nokia will launch two high-end smartphones next year. But before that, maybe they will release mid-range and low-end smartphones first, called Nokia D1C and Nokia Pixel at the exhibition MWC in February next year. Do you think that Nokia will come back with success?