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#LoveTrustKeep: Nokia hints at new smartphone launch on April 8; Twitterverse reacts

All that we know about Nokia's global event that is scheduled to be on April 8.

Khevna Pandit

Amid the flurry of smartphone launches this week, HMD Global too teased its audience with a global event scheduled on April 8, 2021. The company, which is the organisation behind Nokia phones, usually unveils its new phones at the Mobile World Congress every year in Barcelona. The launch is scheduled to be on April 8, 2020 at 3:00 PM UK time. Indian audience can catch it live at 8:30 PM same day.

However, in the light of the COVID-19 pandemic, the phone launch is set to be a virtual one this year.

Nokia put up a picture with the details of the launch.

Without revealing much, the brand has posted a picture with the hashtag #LoveTrustKeep on its official website. It features a man standing in the backdrop of pine trees, lending a Nordic-feel to the launch.

There have been rumours floating around Nokia's G Series, a mid-range gaming phone. Several leaks also spoke about how the phone could be powered by a Qualcomm Snapdragon chipset. However, this remains unconfirmed by the organisation.

Nokia, which was once the leading cellphone brand in India, has its set of avid fans who are still rooting for the launch. Tech enthusiasts and users took to Twitter to draw speculations on what this launch holds for them. Here's what fans had to say on the micro-blogging website:

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