Emerging online, the Nokia 9's leaked press images unveil its sleek design and state-of-the-art features. Dressed in an elegant glass and metal amalgamation, the device showcases a bezel-free 18:9 ratio display, a ZEISS optically enhanced Penta-lens camera system, and a revolutionary in-display fingerprint authentication.

Renowned tech insider Evan Blass has shared these exclusive images on Twitter, highlighting the Nokia 9's magnificent build and form. It boasts a seamless, edge-to-edge display without any pesky notched interruptions, packaged in a robust frame and housed within glass panels that echo sophistication.

The anticipation is palpable as early renders reveal the Nokia 9's anticipated Penta-lens camera array, rumored to house five high-grade Zeiss sensors. The array is accompanied by a circular LED flash and a dual proximity sensor for a comprehensive photo-taking experience. But that's not all—the rendering hints at an innovative in-display fingerprint sensor, increasing convenience and security.

For Android aficionados, the Nokia 9 promises the pure Android One experience, vowing loyalty to stock Android 9.0 Pie, with an android upgrade promise to Android Q. Specifications have fueled talk of a 5.9-inch QHD OLED screen, a Snapdragon 845 powertrain, up to 8GB RAM, IP68 water resistance, Nokia's premium OZO Audio, and a robust 4150mAh battery supporting wireless charging capabilities.

However, the production timeline has encountered hurdles. HMD Global, the manufacturers, have had to delay the launch due to production setbacks from their trusted partner, Foxconn. Despite these challenges, they assure the camera quality will meet the brand's high standards. Codenamed "Beholder," the Nokia 9 is said to be in the final stages of development, poised for grand introduction at the MWC 2019 event in February.