HMD Global is reportedly planning to launch three new Nokia handsets before Christmas. In its latest report, the Finnish company's owner has stated its interest in making available the previously announced Nokia 7.3 5G and Nokia 9.3 PureView, as well as a third handset that could be the entry-level Nokia 6.3.

The information released by the Android Headlines portal justifies the recent postponement of the Nokia 9.3 PureView, aligning its launch with the other devices in the family in a more attractive window for the company.

Furthermore, the new launch date would be of utmost importance to the manufacturer, as it would put the PureView in stores a month before the new line. Galaxy S21, giving you an advantage over the competition, as well as taking advantage of a period known for strong sales.

Another device that would benefit from this window is the Nokia 6.3, as its specifications make it a great attraction for mid-range consumers.

The report further explains that the delays in launches are not entirely the responsibility of HMD, which wants accelerate brand investments, but involve external factors such as difficulties related to the pandemic that interfered with the supply of inputs for the industry.

Although Nokia's return has been made official with other HMD initiatives, such as investment in retro cell phones, new investments in Android-based Nokias with the ability to confront other giants, such as Samsung, Xiaomi, OnePlus, Huawei and Motorola, are a significant point for the industry and for consumers who will have yet another strong alternative on the market.

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