Perhaps the most interesting new nugget of information is the 6.82-inch screen size tipped by Tenaa’s database, which would be quite the exciting revelation for fans of jumbo-sized Android handsets were it not for the resulting 220-gram weight number.
Between the rugged XR20, modest C30, and mid-range G20, HMD’s Nokia smartphone naming scheme has been a little all over the place of late, making it a lot harder than just a couple of years ago to keep track of everything and wisely choose the best device to fit one’s individual needs and preferences.
Curiously enough, the notched screen of the G50 5G is expected to be slightly smaller than that of the 4G LTE-only Nokia G20, at 6.38 inches (versus 6.52), while sporting a very similar (and similarly mediocre) resolution of 1560 x 720 pixels.
The two devices are also all but guaranteed to share a sizable chin and side-mounted fingerprint sensor, with the Nokia G50 likely to eliminate one of the G20’s four rear-facing cameras as well. Of course, the secondary and tertiary lenses could always be upgraded to make the triple shooter system overall better than its quad counterpart, but we highly doubt that will prove to be the case in the end.
