Nokia’s latest flagship smartphone, the Nokia 9 PureView, was unveiled during Mobile World Congress with a Snapdragon 845 chipset and a penta-camera setup.
The device arrives with five ZEISS Optics 12MP sensors, while on the front, we’ll find a 20MP selfie shooter.
In addition to its many cameras, PureView has a 5.99 inch OLED QHD display with 2K resolution and Corning Gorilla Glass 5 protection.
With so many top features, you’d think Nokia would rest on its laurels but you’d be wrong. The phone is about to receive a pretty important security update: Face Unlock.
HMD Global’s Chief Product Officer Juho Sarvikas took to Twitter to mention that an OTA update is on its way for the smartphone and that we can expect a ‘ton of updates on image quality tuning’.
The device now integrates the software-based TrulySecure facial recognition system. The feature is being rolled out in the U.S, having gone first live on the same day the device was released within the country.
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