Results: would you prefer to see a Nokia UI or vanilla Android on the upcoming Nokia branded smartphones?

So, Nokia smartphones are coming back — cue the parties. And manufacturer HMD Global will be using Android for its Nokia-branded handsets. Some rumors are already claiming that it will be the coveted near-stock experience, but, of course, early rumors are not always on point, so let's say there's still some wiggle room here.

As you most probably know, most manufacturers use a reskinned and modified version of Android for their smartphones in order to differentiate themselves on the market. Features, functions, and even the way the phone behaves are often played with to create a unique experience. Some people like it and gravitate towards the heavy interfaces of Samsung and LG, while others prefer the stock look and feel of Android without any extra tampering.

Nokia has already demonstrated that it's willing to experiment with the Android interface on their devices by pre-loading its proprietary Z Launcher on the Nokia N1 tablet that launched a couple of years ago. But will HMD go with a full-blown proprietary Nokia UI on the upcoming smartphones? We decided to ask you what you would like to see. Surprisingly, the votes are even across the board.