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The Nokia C31, a new inexpensive smartphone in the C-series, will be sold in India, according to HMD Global, the parent company of the Nokia phone brand. In addition to other features, the smartphone includes a 6.7-inch HD display, a three-day battery life, Android 12, and triple Google-powered back and front cameras.
Memory size of the Nokia C31
There are two distinct memory sizes available for the Nokia C31. The phone's entry-level model includes 32GB of internal storage and 3GB of RAM. A variant with 4GB of RAM and 64GB of storage is also available. The first is $9,999, while the second is $10,999.
Features and Specifications of the Nokia C31
- The Nokia C31 smartphone's 6.74-inch, 2.5D toughened glass display features a 1600x720 resolution.
- You can take pictures of yourself with the device's front-facing 5-megapixel camera.
- Three cameras are situated on the device's rear.
- The LED flash is functional along with the 13-megapixel primary AF, 2-megapixel depth FF, and 2-megapixel macro FF.
- An unknown octa-core CPU powers the smartphone.
- It is powered by Android 12 and has up to 4GB of RAM.
- The internal storage capacity is a staggering 64GB.
- A microSD card may increase the internal capacity of the Nokia C31 up to 256 gigabytes, and the device supports two SIM cards.
- The 5,050 mAh battery in the smartphone may be charged at 10 watts. According to Nokia, you may use the Nokia C31 to chat for up to three days on a single charge.
- The mobile phone's casing is available in mint green or charcoal black. The 3.5mm headphone jack, Bluetooth 4.2, and 802.11 b/g/n Wi-Fi are a few of the device's connectivity choices.
Summary
Nokia reportedly revealed which devices may receive the Android 13 upgrade. Five Nokia phones have reportedly been selected to receive the upgrade, according to a claim by the Chinese website IT Home. According to recent statements from Nokia, all upgradeable devices have been upgraded to Android 12, and the company is now focusing on the release of Android 13.