Let’s share good memories of past. That was a time when king Nokia sold its personal (Symbian) OS based featured mobile phones. The France headquartered company had been ruling the world and there was no need to go to others else for software or hardware. But time turned over and Nokia suffered a fall near the ground to earth. Today, Nokia is a struggling hard infant in front of Android and iOS players since current’s consumers have migrated to the other smartphone trends, most advanced to that of featured mobile technology.
The story didn’t end here. In the past, Nokia underwent through world powers such as Microsoft, but the Windows based Lumia phones were still fail to get success. Back in 2016, HMD Global had acquired a straight falling Nokia business, and thus once again Nokia got a chance to find its soul.
To bring Nokia back to its position, the clever HMD is bringing together Nokia’s memorable iconic featured phones and newer Smartphones which adapt Android OS technology.
Android helped Nokia to make a return to its clients, and now continuing its working policy HMD announced to provide Android Q update to Nokia smartphones listed below.
Most of the budget Nokia phones are a part of Android One program, so they surely will get Android software updates for the next two years. This must include Android Q update sooner or later.
HMD explained Android Q update will roll out via OTA after testing. The brand promises to take consumers to the next level. The task to upgrade Nokia smartphone to Android Q will be starting year, and will be completed by 2020.