We have been hearing the news of HMD Global’s first smartphone for the past few weeks. It looks like the launch of the company’s device is just around the corner. Earlier today, the NokiaMobile account name was changed to HMD. HMD has now shared another image of its first smartphone on its official website, matching the previously leaked image.

First official look at HMD phone

An image posted on HMD’s official website shows the company’s first phone in pink. It has a rectangular black camera module. We can see a phone with a square design. Also, the side frame seems to blend in seamlessly with the rear panel. The design of the company’s future smartphone instantly takes us back to the Nokia Lumia era. HMD’s first phone can also be seen in blue, but that doesn’t mean much.

HMD says that its own brand phones will appear in the near future. The company is trying to create phones that always stay in place. This means phones that are durable, interesting, fast, secure and affordable. While the exact timing of HMD’s phone launch remains a mystery, rumors suggest that the company may unveil its first devices at MWC in Barcelona, ​​Spain, later this month. The technology fair will start on February 26.

A previously leaked promotional image of the HMD phone revealed a 108-megapixel primary camera and OIS support. Meanwhile, according to a leaked image of the smartphone, it will have a center-aligned punch-hole display. Consultant Evan Blass announced that HMD has six phones in development, codenamed Pulse, Legend, Pulse+, Legend Plus, Pulse Pro and Legend Pro.