There have been rumors of Nokia manufacturing an Android smartphone, however many denied it after Nokia was acquired by Microsoft. Now these rumors seem to have come to true with the leaked images and specifications of the new Nokia C1 Android smartphone which is speculated to be launched in the market next year.
When Nokia, the Finnish based company was acquired by the giant Microsoft an agreement was signed, which portrayed that Nokia can only re-enter the Smartphone market after 2016. After this contract ends Nokia can manufacture and sell Smartphones running on Android.
There where a bunch of Nokia C1 images leaked online recently, the phone looks pretty attractive, it is sleek with rounded corners and an excellent screen-to-body size ratio along with on-screen navigation buttons. The smartphone looks somewhat similar to the Nokia N1 tablet but with a smaller screen size. It has Iphone like speaker grills at the bottom and is speculated to consist of a USB 3.0 port as in the N1 tab.
There where a bunch of Nokia C1 images leaked online recently, the phone looks pretty attractive, it is sleek with rounded corners and an excellent screen-to-body size ratio along with on-screen navigation buttons. The smartphone looks somewhat similar to the Nokia N1 tablet but with a smaller screen size. It has Iphone like speaker grills at the bottom and is speculated to consist of a USB 3.0 port as in the N1 tab.
Specifications-
The phone consists of a 5 inch IPS LCD display with a resolution of 1280 x 720 and a 294 PPI(pixel per inch) screen density. Nokia C1 would be powered by an Intel Atom processor coupled with 2 Gigabytes of RAM and would feature 8 Mp Auto Focus rear camera with an LED flash which can record video's upto 1080p @30Fps and it also features a 5 Mp front camera. As far the storage needs go the phone will consist of 32 Gigabyte of internal storage, a micro Sd card slot isn't confirmed yet and it will be running on the Android 6.0 Marshmallow operating system.
Final Words-
The Smartphone doesn't seem to have anything outscoring about itself in comparison to other Android smartphones in the market, however Nokia would try to target the Nokia fan base who where expecting an Android smartphone from the company, from a long time. If the phone is launched at a reasonable price then it might be a tough competition for other mid range smartphones out there. It is speculated that Nokia will show off the device in the Upcoming Mobile World Congress event in March 2016 and they will be manufacturing the phone in partnership with a Chinese smartphone-tablet maker Foxconn.
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