What do you get for just $139? A notched, 6.5-inch touchscreen with a 1600 x 720-pixel resolution on the front, a big 4,500mAh battery inside, and a dual-lens camera on the back. Let’s start with the Nokia 2.4, the cheapest of the two. These affordable phones are designed to last, with a combination of large batteries and guaranteed software updates for the next few years. The Nokia 2.4 costs $139 or 99 British pounds and the Nokia 3.4 is $179 or 129 British pounds. HMD Global has two new Nokia phones for your consideration, and although neither will stretch your budget, they will last for some time. Android 10 (Go edition) begins rolling out to the Nokia 2.Nokia 2.4 renders showcase the next affordable Android One device.Nokia 2.4 and 3.4 go official w/ sub-$200 pricing, 2 years of OS updates.Nokia 7.3 renders showcase updated design, quad-camera setup, plus more.
The last few Nokia devices to get updated to Android 10 are now receiving their updates though, which proves that even lean third-party skins still need time to rollout. The firm confirmed the proposed Android 11 rollout to existing Nokia devices over on Twitter, while simultaneously noting that they have released over 1,000 updates in the past 3 years alone.Īs all Nokia devices run a relatively clean version of Android One or Android Go, we’d expect the update process to be far easier than competing OEMs.
That is one heck of a collection of devices set to get updated to the latest OS upgrade. We’re very excited to announce our #Android11 upgrade roadmap! 🥳 We’ve released over 1000 updates in the past 3 years as part of our Pure, Secure and Up-To-Date pledge, keeping your device safe and protected with the latest Android releases.
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