Rather than a comeback, this is more of a reincarnation. A minute with this handset and you realise that Nokia still has a say in terms of design. The Nokia 8 screams Scandinavian aesthetics. Rating: For Nokia, this is not a comeback. After its Symbian platform failed to compete with Android and iOS devices, the Finnish company bet its farm on Windows Phone ecosystem. Unfortunately for Nokia, despite the excellent user interface, Windows Phone was held back by the scarcity of apps. It was in a catch-22 situation where consumers would not invest in a Nokia Lumia smartphone due to the less number of apps and the developers would not invest time due to the insignificant market share. Microsoft failed to get even popular apps such as Instagram and SnapChat on its platform in time. Soon enough, struggling to make profits, Nokia sold off its device division to Microsoft. Under the software giant's umbrella, Lumia phones gave a futile fig...