Jakarta, CNN Indonesia –
Nokia Mobile reportedly will soon launch a new mobile device or HP this year. Nokia may also give a new naming to the device.
Rumors are circulating, Nokia Mobile will launch smartphone named G10 in Russia. With that name, Nokia seems to end the habit of using the ‘dot’ symbol.
Launch Nokia Mob, a Twitter account called nokibar said Nokia Mobile will change its naming convention, including removing the ‘dot’ nomenclature on smartphones. The new naming scheme will begin later this year, as the Tweet said.
There is no official information related to the new Nokia product. Initial allegations only said that the new product would have a name from a combination of letters and numbers.
In Indonesia, Nokia launched two smartphones with a dot symbol on the naming, namely Nokia 5.4 and Nokia 5.3 which are priced at IDR 2-3 million.
Launch BGR, Nokia is soon adopting an alphanumeric naming scheme for its upcoming phones, leading to the possible arrival of the Nokia G10. A report says, the smartphone is predicted to come with the model number ‘TA-1134’.
In addition, the G10 is rumored to be a mobile phone that focuses on gaming. If true then that means the arrival of the first Nokia gaming smartphone to compete with gaming devices such as the ASUS ROG, Black Shark, and Nubia Red Magic.
The report further suggests that the smartphone could come with an anonymous octa-core chipset, a 48-megapixel rear camera setup, and a 6.4-inch display.
A Russian website, Ritm-it.ru hints more about the arrival of the Nokia G10. In that case, the G10 will have 4GB of RAM and 64GB of storage, which is quite small for a gaming phone. Because, ASUS ROG is reported to use 18GB of RAM.
(hp/DAL)
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