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Leaked image teases Nokia phone with five cameras [theverge.com]
HMD appears to be working on an impressive camera array for a future Android-powered Nokia handset. Leaked design sketches [nokiapoweruser.com] and images hint that we could be about to see a Nokia-branded phone with five cameras on the rear. The penta-lens setup first appeared in rumors about a Nokia 10 device earlier this year, and now an alleged photo has leaked [ithome.com] of the handset.
The camera module includes five lenses arranged in what looks like a circle, with prominent Zeiss branding. HMD Global, the Finnish company that licensed the rights to produce Nokia phones, teamed up with Zeiss [theverge.com] last year to reunite the Nokia and Zeiss brands for the Android era. HMD has started to use Zeiss optics in its latest Android handsets [theverge.com], and the lens maker has even patented a miniaturized zoom camera system [google.com] that looks very similar to this leak.
F*** Everything, We're Doing Five Rear Cameras.
But you still have a long way to go [theverge.com].
Also at Engadget [engadget.com].
Previously: Nokia (HMD Global) Partners with Zeiss for Optics Capabilities [soylentnews.org]
LG's V40 Smartphone Could Include Five Cameras [soylentnews.org] (total)
Related: Nokia Smartphones to Return in 2017 [soylentnews.org]
Nokia (HMD Global) Attempting U.S. Comeback With Midrange Android Smartphones [soylentnews.org]