HMD Global today announced that it's rolling out the latest version of Android to three more of its smartphones, the Nokia 6.1, 6.1 Plus, and 7 Plus. There are now six Android 10 Nokia phones.
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The kernel source for the Nokia 5.1 Plus, 6.1 Plus, 7.1, Xiaomi Redmi Note 6 Pro and G7 Android Pie have been released. This will open the doors to easier custom ROM development for those devices.
HMD Global is keeping itself busy by rolling out Android Pie to a new device from its portfolio on a regular basis. This time around it is the Nokia 6.1 Plus which was launched in August.
The Nokia 6.1 Plus is one of HMD's best phones to date, pairing a solid design, a crisp screen and a good camera into a one-handed package that's among the best gadgets you can buy today.
The exclusive licensee of the Nokia brand is maintaining its track record for fast software updates and today it announced that Nokia 6.1 Plus owners can now sign up for the Android Pie beta.
Hardware wasn't the only thing that Nokia wanted to talk about at its London event today, where it also announced timeframes for the release of Android Pie to some of its smartphones.
HMD Global has finally revealed the pricing and availability of the Helio P60-powered Nokia 5.1 Plus smartphone after announcing the device alongside the Nokia 6.1 Plus in India last month.
HMD Global, the official licensee of the Nokia brand has launched the notch-bearing Nokia 5.1 Plus and Nokia 6.1 Plus in India at a very competitive price to take on the Redmi and Moto G smartphones.
In a press event slated for August 21st, HMD Global may launch the mid-range Nokia 6.1 Plus handset alongside several other devices. The phone is also known as the Nokia X6 in China.
A new report from a Taiwanese website indicates that the Nokia X6, HMD Global's first notched phone, could be coming to the market with the much more complex Nokia 6.1 Plus moniker.
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