HMD Global released their latest entry-level smartphone for the reasonably-priced market, coming down the line as Nokia C2. The phone will be their successor to the Nokia C1 from 2019, traiting Android's version 9 Pie (Go Edition). In terms of specs, the handset comes out of the box with a 5.7" HD+ IPS display at 18:9 ratio, Quad-Core 1.4GHz processor and 1GB RAM/16 GB ROM with microSD card slot support. We will see two 5MP cameras on board positioned on each sides, a 2800mAh powered battery and features a dedicated Google Assistant Button with support to upgraded 4G LTE network capabilities unlike the Nokia C1. Pricing nor availability details were not disclosed at launch but the device will ship in two color including Cyan and Black.
Source: NOKIA
