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A loss in the global control of the phone market year after year, the lack of a qualitative shift in the company's phones and updates that do not offer any new to the users of their phones. There are so many things and the reality of the Finnish company Nokia these days. Speaking through the company's official blog, Nokia said that one of the most important points that the company was still lacking was "innovation," which we agree with.

Innovation is a key issue Nokia has lost its reputation and made its competitors in Google and Apple a big place in competition and innovation for users. The innovation that Nokia sees as having an urgent need to develop is the user interface, which lacks much to rival its peers in the successful operating systems we all know. Nokia believes that the innovation in the field of updating and development of the user interface has become a difficulty, which you see a great need to switch to a new and innovative quality offers the user ways he never expected to control his phone screen.

Many ideas Nokia expects to see the light soon like follow-up eye movement in a three-dimensional way to know what the user wants, or update the user interface things that actually used by the user without the need to do so and other ideas reminiscent of the company or see

them from time to time. The blog mentions seeing some of the company's tests such as Nokia Situations and Nokia Bots which may be a key part of the company's upcoming development.

Nokia expects to sell up to 10.5 million smart phones in the market by the middle of next year, especially with the introduction of more Nokia smartphones, where the company has completed a full year to launch new products by this time, a new report revealed.

HMD Global, the owner of the right to manufacture and market Nokia phones, has sold 100,000 Nokia handsets in the first quarter, which is a great achievement for the Finnish company, especially as there are many strong competitors in this, according to the US wccftech website. the field.

The Nokia 6 is the company's first smart phone, which was followed by the launch of many smart phones for users, including Nokia 8 and then Nokia 5 and then Nokia 3 and finally leaks about the new Nokia 9 of the company, which may be one of the leading smart phones .

Many claims that a new version of the new Nokia 3310 phone should be supported is 3G, not the second generation. The Finnish company has revealed that this new version of the phone is available in Australia, which means it will be available in countries like the United States and Canada that no longer have coverage. The second generation network, HMD said the new version of the Nokia 3310

The phone comes in yellow and red, in addition to blue and black, all of which are not shiny and silver keyboards, and the Nokia 3310 was redesigned to provide a better experience for users.

Unlike the first version of the Nokia 3310, the 3G version comes with a battery that is not strong enough to operate for 6.5 hours of call time and up to 27 days if the phone remains unused.

Earlier in the day, HMD Global Oy announced its beta update program for Nokia 8 Oreo, a program that allows Nokia 8 owners to test the Oreo 8.0 update before the official and final update is released to all users around the world. At that time, HMD Global Oy said that this trial program is only for Nokia 8.

However, HMD Global Oy explained to us today that it has only started with the Nokia 8 phone, noting that owners of other Nokia phones, including Nokia 3, Nokia 5 and Nokia 6 will also be eligible for the chance to experience Android 8.0 Oreo updates on their phones Smart.

As you can fully expect, the process of joining the trial program is completely free, but since the update is still in beta, you do not expect to have a completely stable experience. The official Oreo 8.0 Android update is expected to be available for all Nokia phones by the end of this year.