KIANEWS Introduction of Android 10 Wave 2 to Nokia 1 devices
16. 07. 2020 Thursday / By: Robert Denes / Software / Exact time: BST / Print this page
The latest Android 10 Wave 2 for Nokia 1 devices in Central American Venezuela has been introduced.
As Venezuela was not part of the 1st wave market, it appears that HMD has started introducing 2nd wave for Nokia 1 without officially announcing it.
Nokia 1 smartphone has a IPS LCD display. It measures 133.6 mm x 67.7 mm x 9.5 mm and weighs 131 grams. The screen has a resolution of 480 x 854 pixels and 218 ppi pixel density. It has an aspect ratio of 16:9 and screen-to-body ratio of 61.58 %. On camera front, the buyers get a 2 MP Primary Camera and on the rear, there's an 5 MP camera with features like Digital Zoom. It is backed by a 2150 mAh battery. Connectivity features in the smartphone include WiFi, Bluetooth, GPS, Volte, and more.
Other Nokia smartphones will receive the Android 10 update, according to a revised schedule previously shared by HMD.
This new release facilitates faster and more memory-efficient switching between applications. Speed and reliability have also improved - apps now launch 10 percent faster than Android 9 (Go Edition). Encryption supports our digital security by protecting your data, even if your device falls into the wrong hands. That’s why Android 10 (Go Edition) includes a new form of encryption that Google has built for entry-level smartphones called Adiantum. So far, not all entry-level smartphones have been able to encrypt data without affecting device performance. Adiantum is designed to work efficiently without special hardware, meaning users of all Go releases will have the same level of data security as any Android device without compromising performance. This will make next-generation devices more secure than their predecessors and allow the next billion people to log in securely online for the first time. New application experiences Applications designed for Go release phones will also be improved to better serve the needs of first-time smartphone owners. For example, we’re introducing a number of updates to Google Go. With an AI-powered read-and-sound feature that makes it easier to consume long-format texts than listen to the radio, people feel more comfortable on the Internet in their daily lives. Lens in Google Go helps people who struggle to read things in real life by reading and translating text shown with the camera. Since the introduction, people have told us that it helps them read and understand important things like the bus schedule and the bank form. Via Link