Nokia 8 Sirocco flagship will be landing in Australia next month

INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
Nokia has officially given Australia the launch dates and pricing on its latest range of phones that it announced at MWC this year,
including its revamped flagship, the Nokia 8 Sirocco.Although the Nokia 8 launched in late 2017, the new ‘Sirocco’ edition makes some
considerably premium changes to HMD Global’s flagship
A 95% glass body with a stainless steel chassis, overhauled camera, wireless charging and a bigger, better OLED display bring the Sirocco up
to scratch.Hoping to give the fans a more premium offering than their Nokia 8 presented, the Nokia 8 Sirocco will be available in Australia
from Tuesday, May 17 and will set you back $1,199.But waitThe 2018 iteration of the Nokia 6 is a sturdy and sleek handset with a Full HD
(1,080 x 1,920) 5.5-inch display, fast-charging battery, and an impressive camera with Carl Zeiss lens
The New Nokia 6 will launch on Friday, May 4 for $399.Joining the Nokia 6 for a Friday launch will be the ultra-budget Nokia 1 ($149) which,
as the name may suggest, slips in under the Nokia 2’s price point to fill out the company’s budget range.If you’re after the new
mid-range Nokia 7 Plus phablet, you’ll have to wait until Tuesday, May 17, which launches alongside the Sirocco
For $649, you’ll get a decently snappy performer with slick styling and a 6-inch, Full HD+ display.A new wave of AndroidThe New Nokia 6,
the Nokia 7 Plus, and the Nokia 8 Sirocco will be running a stock version of the latest Android 8 Oreo OS and, thanks to their inclusion in
the Android One program, will be sure to get the latest updates from Google as they’re released.Meanwhile, the Nokia 1 will arrive with a
similar privilege but at the other end of the spectrum, as it’s one of the first handsets to be running Android Go (Oreo Edition) – an
OS designed specifically for handsets running on 1GB of RAM or less.Ideally, the adoption of such stable and regularly-supported Android
systems should help trim the fat on the latest Nokia handsets and give them an edge in terms of snappy performance and software
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