The Nokia 9 PureView has been in a lot of rumours lately. Loads of renders have been posted, which have given us a rough idea about what the phone is going to be like. A lot about its technical specifcations has already been said. Also, a lot of people might have already weighed the pros and cons of the product to decide whether or not to buy it. Lately, there has been another leak by Google, which confirms its past leaks and rumours about the Nokia 9 PureView. The leak approves that the device will feature a 6-inch display and will run Android Pie out-of-the-box.
The leak has also revealed that the smartphone will come in a single RAM variant of 4GB and will fetch internal storage of up to 128GB. Also, it is said that a fingerprint scanner will be incorporated which will lack ‘Zero-touch Support’. Nokia 9 Pureview will come with 18W fast charging and telephony support, in all likelihood.
Another leak has surfaced on Google Play, which revealed some specifications of the Nokia 1 Plus along with the Nokia 9 PureView. Here, the Nokia 1 Plus with the codename ANT and the Nokia 9 PureView with the codename AOP come to light. The Nokia 1 Plus tech specs will include 480×960 resolution display with 4x ARM Cortex-ARM (1,500 MHz) CPU. Also, the smartphone will include Imagination Tech PowerVR GE8100 (570 MHz) GPU, 213 DPI and 1GB RAM.
To recall, another upcoming HMD Global phone, the Nokia 3.2 has been listed on US FCC. According to the leak, the Nokia 3.1 successor will be part of the Android One programme like many other Nokia phones.
Other things which have been revealed, are a 5.2-inch display. As far as the RAM is concerened this smartphone will be available in two versions—2GB and 3GB. While the former variant will get 16GB onboard storage, the latter will get 32GB internal storage. Connectivity options may include Bluetooth v4.2, WiFi 802.11. It is also expected that the Nokia 3.2 will be powered by a 3,000mAh battery.
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