Nokia 8110 VoLTE 4G Banana Matrix Phone Update:
MWC might usually be about smartphones and other high-end gadgets but a feature phone has caused quite a big of hype. HMD has re-launched the Nokia phone seen in The Matrix. Here we go hands-on with the Nokia 8110 4G. Nokia 8110 VoLTE 4G Banana Matrix Phone.
Let’s face it, sometimes old things are cooler than new one and although the Nokia 8110 4G is technically a new phone, it’s another example of the firm bringing back a classic. Nokia 8110 VoLTE 4G Banana Matrix Phone.
Also Read: New Nokia 3310 Launched in Mobile World Congress 2017
Following the Nokia 3310, this is the second ‘retro classic reloaded’ and although it’s been 22 years, the Nokia 8110 is back. Nokia 8110 VoLTE 4G Banana Matrix Phone.
Nokia 8110 4G keeps the curvy design with slider but sure doesn’t have the antenna which is great. The new Nokia 8110 however features tactile mechanics, with slide to answer and end calls, “as well as an addictive helicopter style spin on its axis.” Nokia 8110 VoLTE 4G Banana Matrix Phone.
Inside the Nokia 8110 is featuring the Qualcomm’s 201 Mobile Platform and with 4G connectivity, it will support VoLTE and Wi-Fi hotspot. In addition to Google Maps and Google Assistant, there will be Google Search, Facebook, Twitter, Outlook and Gmail. Not to mention the revamped version of Snake.
More apps will come to the phone in future but you can expect anything within the limit of the processor – Snapdragon 205. The screen 2.4” curved display with QVGA resolution.
The 1,500mAh battery will give you 9 hours of VoLTE calls or 48 hours for music through headphones. There are single and dual-SIM versions of the phone but in markets like Pakistan, you will see the dual-SIM model.
Nokia 8110 4G now officially available in Pakistan and you can now order it from the Advance Telecom’s website.
OS & Pricing
It runs the Smart Feature OS, which comes with minimal features but also supports Google Assistant.
It is available in Pakistan, you can purchase it at a price of Rs. 9,500. To get yours, head over to Advance Telecom’s Website.
MWC might usually be about smartphones and other high-end gadgets but a feature phone has caused quite a big of hype. HMD has re-launched the Nokia phone seen in The Matrix. Here we go hands-on with the Nokia 8110 4G. Nokia 8110 VoLTE 4G Banana Matrix Phone.
Let’s face it, sometimes old things are cooler than new one and although the Nokia 8110 4G is technically a new phone, it’s another example of the firm bringing back a classic. Nokia 8110 VoLTE 4G Banana Matrix Phone.
Also Read: New Nokia 3310 Launched in Mobile World Congress 2017
Following the Nokia 3310, this is the second ‘retro classic reloaded’ and although it’s been 22 years, the Nokia 8110 is back. Nokia 8110 VoLTE 4G Banana Matrix Phone.
Nokia 8110 4G keeps the curvy design with slider but sure doesn’t have the antenna which is great. The new Nokia 8110 however features tactile mechanics, with slide to answer and end calls, “as well as an addictive helicopter style spin on its axis.” Nokia 8110 VoLTE 4G Banana Matrix Phone.
Inside the Nokia 8110 is featuring the Qualcomm’s 201 Mobile Platform and with 4G connectivity, it will support VoLTE and Wi-Fi hotspot. In addition to Google Maps and Google Assistant, there will be Google Search, Facebook, Twitter, Outlook and Gmail. Not to mention the revamped version of Snake.
More apps will come to the phone in future but you can expect anything within the limit of the processor – Snapdragon 205. The screen 2.4” curved display with QVGA resolution.
The 1,500mAh battery will give you 9 hours of VoLTE calls or 48 hours for music through headphones. There are single and dual-SIM versions of the phone but in markets like Pakistan, you will see the dual-SIM model.
Nokia 8110 4G now officially available in Pakistan and you can now order it from the Advance Telecom’s website.
OS & Pricing
It runs the Smart Feature OS, which comes with minimal features but also supports Google Assistant.
It is available in Pakistan, you can purchase it at a price of Rs. 9,500. To get yours, head over to Advance Telecom’s Website.
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