Nokia 6 hands-on shows that sweet metal body in full glory

Nokia is back in the smartphone game and even if the mid-range China-exclusive 6 isn’t exactly what we all wanted at least it will give us some valuable insights for the future of the HMD-owned brand. You see while the Nokia 6 will retail for under $250 its aluminum body is more fitting of a flagship or at least an upper midrange device, so maybe it’s a good indication on what’s to come at MWC.
A reader of ours stumbled upon a bunch of live photos of the Nokia 6 on Weibo and was kind enough to share them with the rest of us. The images show the smartphone from all sides and even give us a glimpse of its about screen. In case you were wondering the Nokia 6 has the TA-1000 model number and its Android security patch level is December 2016.
Nokia 6
The Android Nougat version is the initial 7.0 as opposed to the latest 7.1.1 available, but differences really are minor there and they really mostly concern the Google Pixel phones.
One of the live shots is of the retail box of the Nokia 6..

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Kashima savouring shot at glory

© Getty Images 18 December 2016 could go down as the most important day in Kashima Antlers’ history, as they face Spanish powerhouse Real Madrid in the final of the FIFA Club World Cup Japan 2016.
Ahead of this historic match, FIFA.com spoke with two of Kashima’s rising stars who have been integral to the J.League champions’ progression to the final.
Midfielder Shoma Doi and centre back Gen Shoji are both 24. They joined Kashima at the same time as playmaker Gaku Shibasaki and form a trio representing the next generation at the club that has won a record eight domestic league titles.
Doi, who converted a penalty to open the scoring in the semi-final against Atletico Nacional, is determined to help Antlers etch their name into the history books. “I don’t want the records to simply say we played in the final. I want Kashima to go down in history for its performance at this tournament,” Doi said.
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Kashima complete rocky road to glory

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Harnessing a balanced blend of youth and experience, Kashima Antlers won their eighth J.League title in dramatic style and booked a spot at the FIFA Club World Cup Japan 2016. Their run to glory was anything but smooth, but Antlers somehow found a way to clinch their first title in seven years.
Antlers defeated Urawa Reds on the away goals rule after the two-legged championship final ended 2-2 on aggregate. Reds had finished top of the table this season – 15 points ahead of Kashima – and held a 1-0 lead after the first leg, but Antlers’ 2-1 victory in the return match handed them the title.
Antlers are known for not giving up until the final whistle, and this steely resolve was crucial to sealing the crown. “We just try as hard as we can, whether we’re training or playing a match,” said the team"s midfield general, Mitsuo Ogasawara.
The champions
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