The standard Nokia Windows Phone line is now getting a revamp from Gadgets Area with some impressive specs like 6GB RAM, 24MP camera! Let’s check out the Nokia Windows Phone 2018 now!
Nokia Windows Phone 2018: bezel-less design, 6GB RAM!
Previously, Nokia has introduced their Windows Phone line under the name Microsoft Lumia. The old Lumia series sports crafted metal frame design and a 16:9 ratio (~74.3% screen-to-body ratio). However, with the rise of bezel-less design and 18:9 ratio, Gadgets Area has another idea for Nokia Windows Phone 2018 edition. No more Lumia name. Firstly, the new Nokia Windows Phone sport a bezel-less display with thin corners.
Furthermore, there is also the home button at the bottom of the front, we can guess this holds the fingerprint scanner. On the other hand, we can see a singular speaker with four holes at the bottom. Besides, the render of new Nokia Windows Phone shows a wide frame, very different from the previous Lumias. Notably, Nokia Windows Phone 2018 specs sport a 5.7-inch AMOLED capacitive touchscreen (1440 x 2560 pixels).
Under the hood, this Nokia phone can take power from a Qualcomm Snapdragon 835 chipset with 6GB RAM. In terms of the storage, Nokia Windows Phone 2018 offers 64GB ROM, which is expandable up to 256GB via microSD card. Let’s move on to the photography system! Nokia Windows Phone 2018 camera sport a 24MP (f/1.9, 26mm, 1/2.4″, 1.12 µm) Carl Zeiss optics as the primary snapper. Furthermore, there is also an 8MP (f/2.4) secondary shooter. In term of the operating system, let’s wait and see if Microsoft can offer Nokia a new OS in the future. Finally, Nokia Windows Phone rocks a 4000mAh capacity with Qi wireless charging.
Nokia Windows Phone 2018 release date and price
For now, we have no official information about Nokia Windows Phone’s availability yet. However, we are looking forward to seeing this Nokia handset by the end of 2018. As for the cost, we expect Nokia Windows Phone 2018 price can start around $500 (Rs. 32,000). What do you think about this Nokia phone? Does it have the potential to revamp the Nokia Windows Phone line? Drop a comment to let us know!