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Besides durability and inventive product design, Nokia was also known for the impressive cameras on its N series and Lumia line of phones. Itâs now looking to reclaim that glory by teaming up with its old partner in crime, lens maker Zeiss.

The German optics firm hasnât worked with Nokia on the first bunch of budget and mid-range phones released under its new owner, HMD Global. But Nokia is believed to be working on a flagship thatâs set for release soon, and itâd be nice to see premium camera components in that package. And now that the phone maker has adopted Android, fans of the brand donât have to deal with Windows Phoneâs unimpressive experience if they want to own a Nokia.




HMDâs chief marketing officer, Pekka Rantala, didnât reveal much about exactly what we could look forward when speaking to CNET, but did call dual cameras âa very interesting idea,â and noted that, âThat will give new possibilities for a player like us to possibly explore new experiences.â

Nokia had previously worked with Zeiss to develop a âlosslessâ image technology called PureView, as well as a 41-megapixel camera phone back in the day. Hopefully, the two firms will be able to innovate as strongly in this field as they once did.

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