Nokia 6 first look: in pictures
Back in 2013, many wished Nokia had gone with Android to survive without the Microsoft takeover. Nokia-branded smartphones are back and the Nokia 6 gives us a glimpse of the greatness to come from HMD Global.
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Nokia 6 retail package
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Nokia 6 in hand
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Rear camera and antenna line
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Front fingerprint scanner
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Bottom microUSB port
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Nokia brand and front speaker
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Left side SIM and microSD card port
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Right side power and volume buttons
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Nokia 6 and Nokia 830
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