Your next Nokia phone may not run stock Android

HMD Global could be looking to differentiate its phones with a custom skin. What you need to know HMD Global may soon start working on its own custom Android skin. The company is hiring a "User Experience Designer." Nearly all Nokia-branded phones from HMD Global run stock Android UI currently and are part of the Android One program. HMD Global is among the few smartphone makers that still offers devices that are part of Google's Android One program. According to a new report from XDA Developers, however, that may soon change. HMD Global is hiring a "User Experience Designer," which suggests the company may be looking to create a custom skin to differentiate its phones from other Android OEMs. Currently, all of the company's phones offer a stock Android UI. Its best Android phones also happen to be part of the Android One program, which guarantees two major OS upgrades and security updates for up to three years. The job description on LinkedIn doesn't reveal a lot of informati...
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