Wait, what? The Nokia X? We didn't see that coming at all. For those who are new to the smartphone scene, the first Nokia X was first revealed way back in 2014 as a super budget-friendly phone for RM399 and sad to say, it faded out and disappeared. Anyway, now that Nokia and HMD Global are working together, it seems that they are bringing back a revamped Nokia X on 27 April 2018.
Keep in mind that the scheduled released date will be in China first. Not much is known about the device, but from the teaser poster, the new Nokia X won't look like it used to be, coming with a full metal body and a 2.5D curved display. The tech-specs are completely scarce as well so there's nothing we know, but understanding their habit of putting numbers as an indicator of its tier, the Nokia X is very likely to be a flagship level smartphone.
That being said, here's where we start throwing assumptions - the Nokia X should be using a Qualcomm Snapdragon 845 processor, possibly up to 6GB of RAM, a 128GB internal storage, an 18:9 screen-to-body aspect ratio for a 5.99-inch display (because it's the trend now), the battery should be more than 3000mAh and we won't be surprised if there's a dual rear camera behind, sporting a bothie feature. Of course, Android 8.1 Oreo should be out of the box.
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