Nokia releases three new phones: classic entry-level phones, feature phones with APP

       On the morning of December 16, HMD Global held a press conference in Beijing yesterday and launched a number of new Nokia products. An Android smartphone Nokia C1 Plus, feature phones Nokia 8000 4G and Nokia 6300 4G. In addition, there is a true wireless Bluetooth headset Nokia BH-405.

　　Against the backdrop of the gradual withdrawal of 2G/3G networks, these mobile phones launched by Nokia are mainly aimed at the sinking market, positioned to serve the elderly and junior and senior high school students, and are products for the transition from 2G to 4G.

　　Nokia C1 Plus: Entry-level smartphone

　　By default, the phone has the "simple desktop" exclusively for elderly people turned on. The icons are large, and the four commonly used functions in the control bar, power, volume, wireless LAN and flashlight, are added to the home screen.

　　Nokia C1 Plus has a one-click access to health code function. By default, double-clicking the phone power button will open the health code.

　　Nokia C1 Plus is equipped with the lightweight Android Go system and is pre-installed with some apps that the elderly may use in their lives, but there is no built-in app store.

　　In terms of configuration, Nokia C1 Plus has a 5.45-inch LCD screen, 5-megapixel cameras on both the front and back, red and blue dual color schemes, Micro-USB charging port, support for up to 128GB memory card and dual SIM cards. It will go on sale on December 30th, priced at 499 yuan.