The recent relaunch of Nokia’s classic 3310 phones made headlines around the world earlier this year– and now there’s a new Nokia smartphone.

Like the 3310, it’s made by HMD Global, which owns the licence to Nokia’s brand.
Unlike some other manufacturers, which load up extra software on a phone, HMD is using a ‘pure’ version of Google’s smartphone software

The phone has a five-inch HD touchscreen that fills the front of the device with three illuminated Android control keys hiding in the polycarbonate case just below the screen. It also has a 16GB internal storage that can be increased by up to 128GB with a microSD card.

It has a secondary eight megapixel selfie front camera above the screen and another eight megapixel wide-angle autofocus camera on the back of the handset.(Not a great deal though)

The handset connects to 4G LTE for fast browsing and internet activity via mobile as well as Wi-Fi, bluetooth, and the latest NFC technology so you can make contactless card payments using Android Pay.

It is powered by a 2650mAh Li-Ion battery.

The price will be within the range of #35,000-#40,000


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