Over the past few months, we have seen quite a lot of rumors pointing to a high-end phone from HMD Global, allegedly dubbed the Nokia 9. More recently, the phone once again surfaced on the web, with the leak suggesting that the alleged Nokia 9 will come with some quite absurd features – particularly a five cameras set up on the back.
Although HMD Global is yet to confirm the existence or not of a Nokia phone with five cameras on the back, the latest scoop from Latvia suggests the official launch of the Nokia 9 might not be too far off. The scoop isn’t coming from HMD Global, nor any other leaker, but from Samsung mobile who is offering up to €292 off your next Galaxy phone purchase if you trade in a yet to be unveiled Nokia flagship.
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While no further details were provided, the Samsung Latvia buyback page listed the 128GB and 64GB storage options, in both dual and single SIM. So this is basically a confirmation that the Nokia 9 might come in 2 storage variants, although chances are that a higher variant with 512GB storage might also be in the making.
While this might appear to be an error in the listing, chances are that Samsung mobile might have had a first-hand information on the upcoming Nokia 9, even though the buyback offer appears to early.
