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HMD Global expands enterprise recommended portfolio

By Rajiv Menon
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HMD Global, licensee for the Nokia smartphone brand, has received Android Enterprise Recommended certification to three new devices in its portfolio.

The three new devices include the Nokia 9 PureView, the recently announced smartphone with a five-camera array, as well as the Nokia 4.2 and 3.2 devices.

HMD Global now has 14 Nokia branded devices that have received Android Enterprise Recommended Certification – more than any other smartphone brand.

More than 50 organizations worldwide – including SAP, contacting and manufacturing company Ineco and industrial design company Mukava – have already deployed devices within this portfolio.

Google’s Android Enterprise Recommended certification program requires devices to meet an elevated set of hardware, software, security update, user experience and other specifications. It is designed to act as a benchmark for the user experience in a variety of enterprise use cases.

HMD Global said its recent market research found that 98% of enterprises within the European companies covered by the study use the Android Enterprise Recommended program to influence their choice of devices.

Questions & Answers

Q.

Which specific Nokia smartphone models have recently received Android Enterprise Recommended certification?

A.

The Nokia 9 PureView, Nokia 4.2, and Nokia 3.2 are the three new devices that have been certified. The Nokia 9 PureView is noted for its five-camera array.

Q.

How many Nokia-branded devices does HMD Global now have with Android Enterprise Recommended certification?

A.

HMD Global currently has 14 Nokia-branded devices that have received Android Enterprise Recommended Certification. This number is stated to be more than any other smartphone brand.

Q.

Which types of organisations are currently deploying devices from this certified portfolio?

A.

More than 50 organisations globally are using these devices, including SAP, the contacting and manufacturing firm Ineco, and the industrial design company Mukava.

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