Nokia Prepare New Sophisticated Smartphone-Based Android 5.0 Lollipop?

Wednesday, April 22, 2015

For lovers of Nokia devices, this news could possibly be a very pleasant news. After launching their first tablet, Nokia N1 Android 5.0 Lollipop, the Finnish company is now reportedly preparing to present their flagship smartphone that will carry the Android mobile operating system.
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The emergence of news about the plan Nokia wants to bring Android smartphone, originated from the circulation of benchmark test results derived from Geekbench website is written clearly the name of the model of the mobile phone, the Nokia 1100. Keep in mind that, the mobile phone series is a series of older Nokia phones that was popular in in 2003 ago.

When seen from the results of the benchmark test, Nokia 1100 uses the latest mobile operating system owned by Google, the Android 5.0 Lollipop. Also this phone is powered by a processor made by MediaTek MT6582 Quad-core 1.30GHz speed, combined with a capacity of 466MB RAM.

Regarding the processor used, processors made by MediaTek has the ability to support the use 8MP camera and 720p HD resolution screen.

Interestingly, MediaTek stated that the artificial processor can now be used on a range of low-end smartphones, so it seems the Nokia 1100 will be aimed at those who have the funds are not too big.

Currently, Nokia has yet to be issued a smartphone product because the agreement with Microsoft last year officially acquired Nokia's mobile division. Based on the result of an agreement between the two companies, Nokia is not allowed to launch a smartphone until the specified time limit, which in Q4 2016.

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Surely this is enough to make a curiosity among smartphone enthusiasts, what strategies will be done by Nokia if the agreement has ended, given that the lovers of Nokia products still exist, because the tablet Nokia N1 Android 5.0 quite popular in China and mainland Asia other.