The company neither confirmed nor denied the report.
"I'm afraid we don't comment on media speculation," Nokia spokesperson Brett Young told the E-Commerce Times.
Nokia last year announced the N1, its first entry in the mobile market since being gutted by Microsoft's acquisition of its devices and services business unit, which it completed last year.
The Nokia N1, an Android tablet manufactured by Foxconn, is blessed with Nokia's branding under the condition that it meet the company's design specifications. A similar agreement is expected to produce Nokia's next smartphone, and Foxconn very well may be the partner to manufacture it.
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