Sep 02, 2016 10:31 PM EDT By Shunie Pearl C. Dela Cruz, UniversityHerald Reporter

Nokia is reported to make a big comeback this year to launch its phones and tablets powered by Android 7.0 Nougat. Apple and Samsung with their newest flagship are rumored to have been bracing towards the comeback of the tech giant that once dominated the world.

Talking about cellular phones, Nokia was the resonating name between 1990-2000's not until the rise of smartphones manufactured by Samsung and Apple - they have been left behind. The tech giant was working hard to get back on track that's why reports about Nokia comeback in 2016 have been circulating the internet.

Know Your Mobile revealed about the leaked design of Nokia C as one of the three newest mobile flagships. According to the report, Nokia C1 inhibits a very thin metal body and a polycarbonate back or colored glass panel though a little bit similar with iPhone design. Also, the report claimed that the new smartphone will come in two size variants with display sizes of 5.5 inches and 5 inches both are equipped with Full HD resolution.

In addition, Nokia Power User reports claimed that the 5-inch model will have a built-in memory o 2GB alongside 32GB internal storage as well as an 8MP camera. Whilst, the 5.5-inch memory is 3GB of RAM alongside 64GB internal storage and 13MP camera. Both will have a 5MP front camera as secondary. The smartphones are rumored to be powered by Android 7.0 or Nougat. However, some of the units will utilize the Windows 10 depending on the demands from the market.

Aside from the smartphones, Nokia is also working towards the release of their newest android-based wearables related to health. Also, the tech giant is slowly going into the digital media business and will Nokia Ozo as their very first product for VR capture device which will be release on November this year.

For this reason, there are speculations that Apple and Samsung are bracing themselves for the upcoming comeback of the king of mobile in the arena.

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