Rumor: Nokia could use HarmonyOS for its future smartphones

A rumor on the net evokes the possibility that Nokia offers smartphones under HarmonyOS. Thanks to this, Huawei’s OS could take a first step into the European market.

According to a rumor from Chinese media IT Home, Nokia could choose to offer its next smartphones under the Huawei operating system. A month after being unveiled at a conference in China, HarmonyOS is gradually starting to roll out on the manufacturer’s phones. Models like the X60 and X60 Pro from the Finnish firm could benefit from this new OS for the Chinese market.

HarmonyOS in Nokia? This is not on the agenda for HMD Global

First of all, Huawei’s goal with its new operating system is to deploy it on a large scale. To do this, a program has been gradually implemented on the manufacturer’s smartphones. For the sake of attractiveness, the company also wishes to attract competing brands to its nets. The rumors first evoked Xiaomi and Oppo for the Chinese market. According to PhoneArena, translating information from IT Home, Nokia would be interested in its own devices.

According to Chinese media, it is the high-end X60 and X60 Pro models that could benefit from HarmonyOS. The source providing the information to the site mentions smartphones with a beautiful battery charged at 6000 mAh. The series would also benefit from the partnership with the specialist brand Zeiss Optics for its main 200 megapixel lens. Finally, the touch interface would be with a refresh of 144 Hz. With the fork of Android, Huawei could have a good ambassador with a historical player in the telephony market.

Contacted by us, the parent company HMD Global refutes this rumor: “ We know our customers love Nokia phones with Android OS, and our commitment to providing the best Android experience remains unwavering. According to one of the group’s spokespersons. For its part, Huawei did not follow up on our questions.

Source: Phonarena

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