When Nokia 9 PureView was released, many reviewers said that its penta camera setup didn’t bring anything extra that will improve, or for that reason change the smartphone
Nokia Mobile updated the official “open source” page where they list kernel source codes of released Nokia devices. For regular customers this isn’t of any importance, but Nokia
Nokia 9 is camera-oriented device, which is clear from the moment the device was announced (even earlier if we count the leaks). It’s first of its kind offering
Nokia 9 PureView continues its slow and limited global rollout, with Australia set to be the next market Nokia Mobile’s cameraphone will be available in. The 9
HMD Global’s best smartphone might be the limited edition, but it is still coming to many markets, and the stock doesn’t seem to be running out. To speed
Nokia 9 PureView might be going to the India market after all. Mysmartprice found out that the Nokia 9 Pureview model TA-1087 has passed the BIS certification process
Quartz made an interesting short comparison between the daylight camera capabilities of the Nokia 9, Light’s L16 camera and the iPhone XS. While we are already familiar with
Nokia Mobile just released a “smaller” update for the Nokia 9 PureView. Less than two weeks ago the device received a bigger update with the build version V4.22C
Nokia 9 PureView that can register fingerprint from a chewing gum package? That has a collectors value, and HMD wants it badly :). Just kidding, it is just
Chinese special administrative regions of Hong Kong and Macau will soon get a taste of the new Nokia 9 PureView. As BlogJack reports, pre-order for the device are
While here in Croatia we still don’t know when we’ll be seeing Nokia 9 Pureview, or even Nokia 8.1, our neighbors Slovenians can start spending the money they
Michael Fisher, also known as Mr. Mobile on YouTube, posted his review of the new Nokia 9 PureView. The review is almost 10 minutes long and quite enjoyable
After being one of the first markets to receive the Nokia 9 PureView, that is already heavily advertised, HMD Global brought the Nokia 3.1 Plus to the Finnish
