This Is the Killer Android Phone Nokia Should Have Made Years Ago

Making an Android phone isn’t a magical road to prosperity — after all, Samsung is the only major vendor that actually makes a profit from selling Android devices
This Is the Killer Android Phone Nokia Should Have Made Years Ago
A picture taken on Oct. 21, 2010 shows the logo of Finland's mobile phone maker Nokia on the window of Nokia flagship store in Helsinki. Markku Ulander/AFP/Getty Images;effects added by Epoch Times
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Making an Android phone isn’t a magical road to prosperity — after all, Samsung is the only major vendor that actually makes a profit from selling Android devices. But what if Nokia had jumped on the Android bandwagon early in 2009, back before Samsung had turned into a smartphone powerhouse and back when Nokia’s brand was still among the strongest in the world?

Then things might have turned out a little differently for the company, which unloaded its handset division to Microsoft and has been very quiet in the smartphone market ever since. However, a new concept render of a high-end Nokia Android phone gives us a look at what might have been.

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Some pictures that appear to have originated from the Twitter account of one Kim Wayne show a really nice concept of a premium Android phone that would have been a game changer had Nokia released something similar in 2009 or 2010. Check them out below.

(Twitter/Kim Wayne)
Twitter/Kim Wayne