Some photos “live” (or real) of the Nokia C1 were published on Monday by sources of Asian industry, showing that the first Android phone from the Finnish company really let go of the Windows (Phone), and, taking advantage of the opportunity, Marshmallow version was chosen to be loaded onto the device.
The project looks very promising and we know that Android is the best Nokia’s opportunity to become relevant again in the market, or even to become “alive” after its mobile phone division sold to Microsoft. According to the rumors, the Nokia C1 comes with a nice industrial design with slightly rounded edges, very thin frames and most likely a made metal entirely structure, giving the phone an air more “premium”.
Rumors also cite some of its specifications. It is expected that the Nokia C1 is launched with a 5-inch screen and HD resolution (1280 x 720 pixels), Intel (model not yet specified), 2GB of RAM and 8-megapixel camera on the back – and 5 megapixels on the front. The device should also have internal storage to 32GB and is not confirmed whether he will expansiveness.
We must warn that all that was quoted in this article about the Nokia C1 is subject to change by Nokia itself, and “live picture” may also have been manipulated in a program like Photoshop only to cause an impact in the media.
The terms of the agreement between Nokia and Microsoft make it clear that the Finnish company you can only use your brand to launch a new smartphone in 2016 Q4, therefore, the C1 is real, it is too early for a prototype has been leaked.
It is worth remembering also that plans Nokia are facing outsource the production of their devices and not to focus production on their own efforts, that is, companies like Foxconn should be hired by Nokia to also produce mobile phones, not just tablets as has happened with the N1.
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