"The Nokia P1 will allegedly feature a 23.3MP rear camera, 6GB RAM and 256GB storage"
HMD Global is expected to launch a new Nokia Android flagship smartphone at MWC in February alongside a couple of mid-rangers. The flagship phone will reportedly be called the Nokia P1. The alleged phone was spotted at CES in January at Qualcomm's booth. However, the chipset maker said that it was only a reference unit.
The Nokia P1 concept suggests that the phone will feature minimal bezels on the sides.
It will get a hybrid SIM slot at the bottom part of the left side of the handset. The primary snapper of the device is coupled with a triple-LED flash, while the Nokia logo is located at the centre. On the right side, the phone will get power button and volume rocker. At the bottom, it will get a USB Type-C port, a speaker and a 3.5mm headphone jack.
The teaser shows a phone with a physical home button, which is expected to hide a fingerprint sensor beneath. The device sports a premium metallic frame and a glass back panel. Lastly, the concept suggests that the Nokia P1 will be available in three hues - white, silver and black.
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