Nokia Comes Back With New $26 Android Smart Phone

Nokia handsets are coming back to the market with the initially reported gadget, which is $26 telephone.  Recently, an organization called HMD Global, which is shaped of ex-Nokia officials, gained the rights and protected innovation licenses from the Finnish firm. This gives HMD elite worldwide brand permitting rights for the following 10 years.

Under the assention, Nokia will get sovereignty installments from HMD for offers of each Nokia marked cell phone or tablet.

The main aftereffect of this arrangement is the Nokia 150 and Nokia 150 Dual SIM – two element telephones reported by HMD on Tuesday which will cost $26. They may be called "dumb phones" ,without web availability. HMD Global's Nokia-marked gadget is required to go on special in the main quarter of 2017.

Here are some specs of the gadgets: FM radio and MP3 player; 2.4 inch screen; Physical keypad; Battery life – 22 hours of talk time and 31 days on standby

In a gesture back to the exemplary solidness of Nokia telephones, HMD said the gadgets are "worked to last". The organization has additionally pre-stacked "Snake Xenzia" onto the telephones, which ought to energize Nokia fans. Both handsets will come in dark or white, cost $26, and will take off in Asia-Pacific, India, the Middle East, Africa, and Europe in the primary quarter of 2017.

Of course, the telephone will keep running on Android, and HMD has affirmed that it will transport with Nougat, the seventh significant adaptation of Google's working framework. Not at all like the Nokia Lumia scope of Windows Phone-fueled handsets, utilizing Android ought to permit the brand to take advantage of the extensive variety of outsider Android applications accessible available.

Nokia left the telephone business when it finished the offer of the division to Microsoft in 2014. The U.S. innovation mammoth neglected to make the securing work and has since discounted its whole buy of Nokia and reported 7,800 cutbacks, generally in the telephone division.

Since that deal, Nokia has been concentrating on its pivotal Networks division and new regions of innovation, for example, 5G Internet, virtual reality and social insurance. For Nokia, this will help them acquire income without manufacturing telephones.