Nokia will return to the market for smartphones with mobile phones with Android as the operating system. Among its objectives is a very key one, which is that the software updates arrive as soon as possible. In fact, they would like to be the first to update their phones to the new versions.
Nokia's goals
We have already talked on another occasion about the objectives that Nokia has in its return to the market, and it seems clear that something key for them is to launch mobile phones in all possible ranges of the market, both in the basic range and in the mid-range (the Nokia 6 is one of these), as well as in the high-end, even at different levels of each of them. However, another of the objectives of the company we have known now, and it has to do with the software. It is something that is always key when users buy a mobile. It's all about the firmware updates, and the time it takes to arrive. Not only do they want all their smartphones to be updated, they also want the updates to come very quickly.
It is very likely that the idea is that the Android software is almost the same that Google publishes, with very few modifications, in order to facilitate the update process as much as possible. The updates would come very quickly, and probably only Nexus and Google mobiles would receive firmware versions earlier than Nokia. This would make the Finnish company quickly a reference in the market.
And it is not difficult to remember the Motorola, which followed that path, with mobile phones with a good value for money, with software with almost no modifications and very fast updates.
Mobile phones at MWC 2017
Be that as it may, in the Mobile World Congress 2017 more information about the future of the company will arrive. These data come directly from Nokia, and they affirm that they will inform about their future at the event in the city of Barcelona, where we will also see more new mobiles, such as Nokia P1 and Nokia 8, two smartphones that aspire to compete with high-end smartphones.
