Nokia Mobile hasn't tested the waters of the flagship market in more than two and a half years. Many people have been waiting for that one device, but all they have received is a slew of rumours. The Nokia 8.3 5G came close, although it was mostly a high-end midrange phone.
So when @evleaks shared a list of HMD Global's future smartphones, the Nokia X100 was likely the one that drew the most attention. And, to some extent, the Nokia G300, although the X-series is supposed to be the standard-bearer. Despite the fact that we had heard a lot about the Nokia G50 and Nokia T20, there was very little information regarding the other two.
The Nokia X100, Nokia Mobile's "Deadmau5," recently made its first appearance on the WhatIsMyBrowser website. Someone might have been using the Chrome 93.0.4577.62 app on the Nokia X100, and the website was able to capture the user agent, revealing that the phone runs Android 11.
For the time being, that's all the information about the device that can be gleaned from the user agent.
Even if the Nokia X100 does not turn out to be a flagship phone or the long-awaited successor to the Nokia 9 PureView, it could be one of the gadgets utilised by the 00 agents in the James Bond film "No Time To Die." Hopefully, additional information regarding the Nokia X100 will become available in the days leading up to the unveiling.
