Microsoft bought Nokia, and then wanted to stop using the Finnish company's brand. It seemed that Nokia had died. However, now Nokia wants to return to the market, at least the section of the company that Microsoft did not buy. The Nokia 1100 could be the new smartphone that would arrive next year. This could have a quad-core MediaTek processor and Android 5.0 Lollipop.
New Nokia in 2016
The company has already launched its first tablet, the Nokia N1, a device that seems to be really good, and that will have to be taken into account when it can be officially purchased in Spain. However, what was really expected was that the company would reach the smartphone market, something that seemed like it was going to happen in 2016. If there were still doubts about whether Nokia would really arrive, now it seems that they are dissipating, because there are news regarding the smartphone that Nokia could launch. At the moment, it is known that its internal name is Nokia 1100, the official name of a Nokia phone that was very successful back in the year 2000. Obviously, it will not be called that when it is finally launched on the market, but only the name is already available to us. lets know that it will be an entry-level smartphone, aiming to become a best seller.
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What we know about it so far confirms what we have raised in the previous paragraph, which will be a basic range smartphone. In fact, this smartphone that right now would be nothing more than a prototype would have a MediaTek quad-core processor, according to Geekbench. This is not a very high-level processor, so it is logical to think that the smartphone is most likely inexpensive. We also know that the smartphone would have Android 5.0 Lollipop. However, it must be borne in mind that this smartphone would not be launched until 2016, so it is most likely that until then the smartphone will improve its technical specifications, although what seems quite clear is that it will be a terminal of basic range.
Source: Geekbench
Nokia 1100 is what I get when I try to configure my Chinese phone for 3g hahaha. I get a message that says: your nokia 1100 is not compatible with this configuration method, call customer service to configure it manually.
The surprising thing is that the mobile is a Chinese replica of iPhone 5 with Android 4.0.4 It will be that the motherboard is from the old Nokia 1100