Today, Nokia announced that it will launch a new smartphone on December 15. The device will run on Android Go, but the poster did not reveal the specific model name. Previously, the Nokia C1, Nokia 1 Plus, and other models ran Android Go, and the Xiaomi Redmi Go, which was launched overseas, is also pre-installed with Android Go.
Android Go is a simplified version of Android that runs smoothly on ultra-low-end Android phones. It can operate on phones with low memory.
The security of Android Go is as high as that of Android. The international version of Android Go also comes pre-installed with apps such as Google Go, Google Assistant Go, Gboard, and Maps Go. These apps are designed specifically for entry-level smartphones with limited memory and storage.
It is clear that this new Nokia phone is positioned as an entry-level device, with an expected price under 1,000 yuan. However, Nokia has not disclosed its name or specifications.
In addition, the Chinese version of the Android Go system will remove Google services and add localized features tailored to Chinese users’ habits.
Earlier this month, a new Nokia phone with the model number TA-1335 appeared on the TENAA certification website. According to TENAA, the phone comes in colors such as Navy Blue and Champagne Gold, with body dimensions of 81 x 44.5 x 22 mm and a weight of 122 grams. The screen specifications have not yet been released.
This phone comes with 2GB of RAM and 64GB of storage, has a built-in 2500mAh battery, runs on Android 10, and supports GSM, TD-LTE, LTE FDD, and WCDMA networks.
