KIANEWS Update Android 10 Go to Nokia 1 smartphones
07. 07. 2020 Tuesday / By: Robert Denes / Software / Exact time: BST / Print this page
HMD has made the Android 10 Go update available for Nokia 1 (2018) entry-level smartphones. Nokia has confirmed in the community that Nokia 1 will receive the Android 10 Go update in stages. We also shared the list of wave 1 markets where the upgrade will be available in the first phase.
Nowhere in the production of the Nokia 1 can we see a metal eye, the real story of the design is the use of plastic. That is, there is a polycarbonate facade and back panel, there is no fashionable, modern screen design.
The back of the device is removable, leading to the microSD card slot, the nanoSIM card tray and a 2150 mAh battery. In hand, the Nokia 1 is reminiscent of former budget-minded Nokia phones, not least the well-known Lumia 520, which boasts a similar screen size and specifications. There is some evidence of flex, and the strength of the construction has left no incentive for us.Wave 1 includes:
10% of these approved markets will receive an update today. 50% of them will be Android 10 by July 10th and July 12th for 100% of these approved markets.
The remaining Nokia smartphones will continue to receive the Android 10 update on Android Pie, according to a revised schedule shared by HMD. First, 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 every Go Edition user 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. YouTube Go, which helps people watch low-speed videos, also gets a positive response. People tell us that they encounter less buffering while streaming videos and now save data usage.The new Google Photos gallery that makes it easy to find photos on your entry-level phone. At just 10 MB in size, it automatically organizes your photos based on the people and things you take photos of - and works offline - through machine learning on the device.
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