The Nokia is one of the brands most mythical in the world of mobile phones. The glow has been lost with the transition to the era of smartphones and the adoption of a mobile operating system (Windows) that has not won many supporters in the market has not helped to maintain the success. Currently, less than 1% of the phones run the OS from Microsoft.
Combining this juncture, little in favour of both brands, with a certain nostalgia that infects the former users of Nokia, many pointed to Android as the most efficient solution to the new life of the manufacturer Finnish. After hearing the requests, the company will release two (or three) new smartphones with Android Nougat this year.
One of them, referred to as Nokia D1C, appeared this Monday on the platform of benchmarking, Geekbench, and gave some performance results, indicative of what will likely be a smartphone of mid range.
Of the images is still possible to perceive that this device will have 3GB of RAM and a Snapdragon processor 430 octa-core 1.4 GHz.
In the ranges of high, you expect top of the line specs. For while it talks of the integration of a processor Qualcomm Snapdragon 820, finger print sensor and a structure in metal and glass. The screen should arrive at 5 inches on a version and the 5.5 in the other. Some of the markets should have access to versions of Windows but Android will be the THE primary of these new phones.
Aegadas images of one of these equipment, the C1, has already begun to circulate.
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