HMD Global, maker of the new Android-based Nokia phones, is trying its best to recreate the classic Nokia phone formula. The Nokia 6 is very durable (especially for a phone in its price range), much like some Nokia phones of old. Now, HMD is partnering with Zeiss to improve the cameras on future Nokia phones.

You may recall that Nokia partnered with Zeiss years ago to develop its 'PureView' camera technology used on phones like the Nokia 808 and Lumia 1020. The camera on the 1020 was especially impressive, with a 41MP sensor and optical image stabilization. The phone was praised for its camera quality, but the choice of Windows Phone as the operating system kept it from being successful.

HMD Global didn't mention when we can expect Nokia phones with Zeiss technology, but I definitely look forward to seeing them. As long as the tech is not limited to high-end devices, like the rumored Nokia 9, HMD Global could finally break the trend of budget phones always having poor cameras.

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