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HMD gets iconic Nokia PureView trademark: Camera-centric phone in offing?

In 2012, Nokia introduced the Nokia 808 PureView, a camera-centric smartphone with a mammoth 41-megapixel primary lens, coupled with several industry-first camera-centric features

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A Nokia logo is seen at the company's headquarters in Espoo, Finland

BS Web Team New Delhi
HMD Global, the Finnish mobile phone manufacturer behind the Nokia-branded devices, has acquired the rights to use the PureView trademark, according to a report by technology portal GSMArena, which has cited a listing of the European Intellectual Property Office (EUIPO). This could mean that the Finnish company might be working on a camera-centric flagship smartphone that could resurrect Nokia’s PureView series.

In retrospect, the PureView was once a trademark of Nokia’s camera-centric smartphones. In 2012, the Finnish company introduced the Nokia 808 PureView smartphone with a mammoth 41-megapixel primary camera, coupled with several industry first camera-centric features such as optical

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