Nokia confirms to join MWC 2017, D1C release expected

For a while now, different sources have been reporting towards Nokia comeback happening in the near future. And just earlier today, Nokia confirms their participation in MWC 2017, hinting the release….

Nokia confirms

Nokia confirms MWC 2017

Specifically, netizens have spotted on Nokia Twitter an announcement, that the Operating Director, as well as CEO of Nokia, Rajeev Suri will have a speech at Mobile World Congress in 2017. As of every other year, such expecting congress will take place from February 27 to March 2, 2017. This post seems to be the first official notification from Nokia to their fans around the world after many revelations, reports and predictions from different sources.

Such announcement published on the company’s official Twitter account is believed as a leverage to boost everyone’s confidence that Nokia confirms their comeback. Mysterious as they try to stay, many are believing that Nokia’s attendance in the Barcelona electronics trade fair is the hint that they are ready to get back to the game. And things just get more and more exciting, with the anticipation to “meet” a reborn legend, after more than 2 years absent on the ever-growing smartphone market.

Nokia confirms

In case you need a quick catch-up, there have been quite a few Nokia Android phones reported to be produced. Specifically, we have the “fantastic 4” in the series of “1” smartphones – namely Nokia A1, Nokia P1, Nokia C1 and Nokia E1. And the latest one – Nokia D1C has just been introduced on both Geekbench and AnTuTu last week.

Nokia confirms MWC 2017 – behold the legend

The fact that Nokia confirms their participation in MWC 2017 has sparked fiercely controversial discussions from many fans all around the world. Some said that we shouldn’t jump to any conclusion because they just confirmed their participation in Mobile World Congress. However, for people who are always on a knife-edge like we all, waiting for Nokia comeback ever since so long ago, this is obviously more than a good evidence to lean on.