Now Nokia has also introduced a 5G smartphone. The 8.3 5G model includes Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 765G chip. Thanks to the chip, the new cell phone is able to support 5G frequency bands from 600 megahertz to 3.8 gigahertz, as Nokia announced. Thus, the 5G connection is secured wherever there is 5G.
In terms of camera technology, the 3.8 5G features a Pureview quad camera from Zeiss. The Zeiss Cinema function, which is used for recording and editing videos, enables high-quality videos even in low light.
The Nokia 5.3 will be available in the colors cyan, sand and charcoal. (Source: Nokia)
An operating system especially for entry-level phones
In addition to its first 5G mobile phone, Nokia introduced the 5.3 and 1.3 smartphones. The former also has a quad camera. Thanks to “Night Mode” it should deliver good results even in low light. Wide-angle and macro lenses enable close-up and landscape shots. The Snapdragon 665 is built into the device. According to Nokia, the battery of the 5.3 lasts for two days without charging. Android 10 is used as the operating system.
Android 10 is also on board the Nokia 1.3 – but in the Go Edition. The operating system was specially developed for entry-level smartphones. According to Nokia, the device comes with a high computing speed, regular security updates and a variety of apps for everyday tasks.
The Nokia 1.3 should be available from April 6th. (Source: Nokia)
Pricing and availability
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The Nokia 8.3 5G will be available in Switzerland from the third quarter of 2020 for CHF 599. It comes with 8 gigabytes of RAM and 128 gigabytes of internal storage.
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The 5.3 will be available in cyan, sand and charcoal for CHF 199 from the beginning of May. The device has 4 gigabytes of RAM and 64 gigabytes of internal memory.
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The 1.3 will be available on April 6th. It is available for CHF 99.
Nokia gets a new boss: Rajeev Suri steps down as CEO of Nokia at the end of August. Pekka Lundmark follows him. Read more here.
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