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            WILL NOKIA SUCCEEDED LIKE PAST WITH THEIR NEW ANDROID FLAGSHIP SMARTPHONES??                                                                                                                                                                                                                                            Nokia is back. The brand is being used on phones again after Microsoft retired it on its own devices a couple of years ago.it has even  announced  has all new android devices.
          
 Nokia was one of the biggest smartphone manufacturers, until a decade ago before Symbian went down and Android came up. The company looked into the Windows platform with Nokia totally committed to it and always looking for ways to expand its product portfolio.after that nokia phones with the windows are failed at world market and losses about 7.2 billions to microsoft after all again hmd global lunch android phones in the name of nokia.these models are nokia6,nokia5,nokia3. the problem is will they perform better in the market like older nokia or not?
                                                                                                                                                                     firstly, the present mobile market is definitely not like older one there is lot of cheap and best android phones in the market and this industry is highly competetive.but according to the HMD global these phones are perfomed well in the market and people have same brand belief of older nokia.
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