Nokia 2017 Release Date: What To Expect During MWC 2017 On Feb. 26?

by Guenee Salugsugan / Feb 15, 2017 02:03 AM EST

The Nokia 2017 smartphones are set to be more affordable than the flagship products of Apple and Samsung. What will make it distinct however is the unique rendering of Android OS rumored to be on the Nokia 5, Nokia PI and Nokia N1. Sales are expected to do well this year as Nokia was able to outperform Wall Street views in last quarter's performance.

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The Nokia 2017 is rumored to pick up where the retiring Nexus has left off. It has also been revealed that a few Nokia 2017 handsets with basic phone offerings will be selling below the $100 mark. In addition, the Nokia 2017 smartphones and tablets are also expected to be more affordably priced in comparison to other competitors like Apple and Samsung.

The upcoming Nokia 2017 phones and tablets are also expected to slide out of the box with the latest build of Google's mobile OS. The Nokia brand manufacturer, HMD Global also noted that the company aims to use the latest and safest Android operating systems on the Nokia 2017 phones.

It is expected that the Nokia 2017 devices may be the first to get Android firmware updates similar to the Nexus brand. Note that the Nokia 2017 phones are expected to kick off on Feb. 26 at the MWC 2017, BGR reported. The Nokia 6 is expected to run on Android 7.1.1 in no time.

Nokia Q4 2016 Profit Showed Lower Decline Than Expected

In other news, Wall Street had previously expected Nokia Corp.'s sales in the fourth quarter to report net profit of 404 million euros. Apparently, the Nokia 2017 makers were able to gain 633 million euros in Q4. It should be noted that Nokia was able to purchase Alcatel-Lucent that year and also did cost cutting, Investopedia reported.

Nokia 2017 devices is expected to help boost the 14 percent decline in sales that Nokia Corp. had gotten. Note that the Q4 profit of Nokia Corp. in 2015 was 1.79 billion euros. In addition, the company also saw profit in their submarine cable business. Watch Nokia 6 specs here: