A month ago we had already informed you how HMD Global’s low-tier smartphone, Nokia 2, got the FCC (Federal Communications Commission) Certification. And much to the delight, it was not one or two variant that received the certification, but a total of four (with TA-1007, TA-1023, TA-1029 and TA-1035 model numbers). Now the alleged Nokia 2 has made a comeback in the rumor mill offering yet another interesting news. It’s the battery feature which is leaked to come juicier with the forthcoming Nokia 2 smartphone.
We have got hold of several news and rumors in the recent past, but with this particular one, Nokia 2 is allegedly leaked to come with a powerful battery of 4,000mAh capacity. Even though the tech universe offered a number of key specs of the smartphone, we are still ahead of an imminent launch of the much-anticipated device. Previously we had reported on the design of Nokia 2. In case, one can check the first look of the entry-level smartphone right here.
From the aforementioned leaked image, one may take the best look at the device. What we have gathered from the image right above, closely hints at a similar design alike to Nokia 3. One can expect the smartphone to sport a 5-inch HD screen along with a screen resolution of 720 x 1280 pixels. Apart from the juicy 4,000mAh battery, Nokia 2 may house with Snapdragon 212 chipset paired with a RAM of 1GB. While few reports state that Nokia 2 may have another variant that is envisioned to be powered by a MediaTek chipset.
As per its Geekbench listing, Nokia 2 is expected to run the Android 7.1.1 Nougat operating system. From reports gathered, it doesn’t seem that Nokia 2 will come with a fingerprint reader since Nokia 3 too lacked the very feature. However, there are indications that Nokia might have software-rendered Android buttons in the entry-level models. On the optics front, Nokia 2 is pegged to sport an 8-megapixel camera on the rear panel. Whereas, the selfie snapper may house a 5-megapixel front camera. As of now, we are still ahead of any confirmation. We will get back to you with further updates shortly.