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Nokia may have teased Nokia 7 on its online store; Nokia 9 concept video pops up on the internet
HMD Global has not revealed any information about either the Nokia 9 or the Nokia 7 at the time of writing.

HMD Global is likely to launch its latest Nokia-branded smartphone, the Nokia 7 as a new teaser was spotted on Nokia's Chinese TMall online store. Soumimobiili.fi spotted a[caption id="attachment_4156907" align="alignleft" width="380"]
Camera with ZEISS branding teased by HMD China.[/caption]The teaser shows off, what it appears to be the rear camera module on the back of an unrelease Nokia-branded smartphone. The reason that we are certain that it is a Nokia branded smartphone is because the rear camera module sports Carl Zeiss optics branding along with a dual-flash module on the online store as reported by Soumimobiili.fi. The smartphone packs a single camera setup unlike the Nokia 8 taking out the rumoured Nokia 9 out of the equation. Zeiss optics do not appear on either the Nokia 6 or the Nokia 5 and 3. The means that this is perhaps the camera module of the Nokia 7.Fuelling these rumours, a well-known source from Chinese website Baidu's Nokiabar forum published some sketches of the Nokia 7. According to the report, Nokia 7 will pack a 4 GB RAM and 64 GB internal storage along with perhaps Nokia's trademark spatial OZO Audio. HMD Global has scheduled an event for 19 October in China. It is likely that the company will launch Nokia 7 at the event. However, none of these facts are certain and should be taken with a pinch of salt.[caption id="attachment_4156929" align="alignnone" width="800"]
Nokia 7 rumoured sketch. Baidu[/caption]This comes right after a concept video showcasing the rumoured Nokia 9 leaked on the internet. This video is based on the leaks provided by OnLeaks. HMD Global has not revealed any information about either the Nokia 9 or the Nokia 7 at the time of writing. One should keep in mind that the phone shown in the Nokia 9 video is just a concept based on various leaks and the real phone could be different altogether.
Camera with ZEISS branding teased by HMD China.[/caption]The teaser shows off, what it appears to be the rear camera module on the back of an unrelease Nokia-branded smartphone. The reason that we are certain that it is a Nokia branded smartphone is because the rear camera module sports Carl Zeiss optics branding along with a dual-flash module on the online store as reported by Soumimobiili.fi. The smartphone packs a single camera setup unlike the Nokia 8 taking out the rumoured Nokia 9 out of the equation. Zeiss optics do not appear on either the Nokia 6 or the Nokia 5 and 3. The means that this is perhaps the camera module of the Nokia 7.Fuelling these rumours, a well-known source from Chinese website Baidu's Nokiabar forum published some sketches of the Nokia 7. According to the report, Nokia 7 will pack a 4 GB RAM and 64 GB internal storage along with perhaps Nokia's trademark spatial OZO Audio. HMD Global has scheduled an event for 19 October in China. It is likely that the company will launch Nokia 7 at the event. However, none of these facts are certain and should be taken with a pinch of salt.[caption id="attachment_4156929" align="alignnone" width="800"]
Nokia 7 rumoured sketch. Baidu[/caption]First Published:Oct 18, 2017, 23:02:54 IST
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