The phone will bring Nokia back to the market of cell phones, seems to have seeped into the site AnTuTu under the name D1C. The results are reproduced by the technology site Slash Gear.
On the site, where are stored the performance tests that are conducted on mobile devices, mentions a phone with specifications of mid-range, but that will run Android 7.0 Nougat, the main novelty of the cell.
in Addition to the operating system, the tests are not anything outstanding. It is mentioned that the D1C will have a Snapdragon processor 430 of eight cores and a speed of 1.4 Hz. The RAM will be of 3GB, internal storage of 32GB and rear camera of 13 megapixel front and 8 megapixel camera.
The resolution is 1080p, but the size is not mentioned, although it is more likely they are to try a phone with a screen between 5 and 5.5 inches.
The D1C would not be the first phone from Nokia to run Android, but yes it would be the first phone after the company announced its return to manufacturing phones just a few months ago.
A report from July suggests that the phone Nokia to return to the market will be water resistant and be sold in limited units. In this report it is also said that the phone will be very similar to the Aquos Sharp, something that makes sense, considering that Sharp is a subsidiary of Foxconn, the manufacturer responsible for assembling the phone of Nokia.
Until now, Nokia has not confirmed anything beyond that is in their plans to return to making phones.
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