Nokia has announced a new compact pill , the Nokia T10 , alongside three young lineament telephone , all transportation on July 27 .
The Nokia T10 is smaller follow up to the full - sizedNokia T20that launched lately last year . It sport an 8 - inch 800 x 1280 display housed within a tough - sounding unibody polymer soundbox with a scrawl - blot out nano - textured finish .
It feed on Android 12 , with Nokia promising two year of Android upgrades , and three days of monthly protection updates . That ’s pretty good for a cheap tablet , andat £ 129 , this is most sure as shooting a cheap tablet .
With that tough build ( there ’s even IPX2 corroboration ) , cheap price tag , and Netflix certification , it seems Nokia is positioning this tablet as the perfect rap - about fellowship equipment .
It ’s power by a modest Unisoc T606 cow chip with 3 GB of RAM , and there ’s 32 GB of storehouse with potential of 512 GB of enlargement via a microSD slot .
There ’s also an 8MP rear camera and a 2MP front camera .
Nokia was n’t finished with its announcements . The brand is still burning a candle for the characteristic phone market – those ‘ dumb earphone ’ that predated the smartphone roaring , and a market which the original Nokia pretty much rule .
There are three young Nokia feature phones to append to the roster : the Nokia 8210 4 GB , Nokia 5710 XpressAudio , and the Nokia 2660 Flip .
The Nokia 8210 4 G is as classical a Nokia phone as you could think , resurrecting the confect bar figure of the original Nokia 8210 from 1999 . This one ’s been update , of course , with 4 G connectivity , a large 2.8 - inch video display , and a £ 64.99 price tag .
The Nokia 5710 XpressAudio is quite mayhap the most interesting machine of the four . Yes , it ’s another retrotastic candy stripe dumb phone , but it house and charges a hardening of wireless earbuds on the back behind a slider mechanism . You also get corresponding media keys along the side bezels , as well as a set of gaudy stereo speakers . It costs £ 74.99 .
at long last there ’s the Nokia 2660 Flip . As the name suggests , it ’s a classic snotty-nosed telephone set targeted at “ those over 55 ” , with a big display , hearing attention compatibility , and chunky physical buttons . You also get a dedicated emergency push that can alarm five contacts with a single push button . It costs £ 64.99 .
