Once considered a major player in the feature phone segment, HMD Global-backed Nokia is renewing its efforts to once again compete in the genre after releasing new Android smartphones. The old Finnish smartphone manufacturer has debuted the Nokia 106 (2018) which is sort of a reboot of the original Nokia 106 that the company launched in its boom days back in 2013. Although, the new handset is a remake of the original Nokia 106, it comes with nice new touches which will be appreciated by buyers.
Its body is tough polycarbonate and the new contoured design makes it much more ergonomic in the hands. At the front, there’s a keypad beneath the TFT screen and it’s not a QWERTY version. There’s a 3.5mm headphone jack, Micro-USB port for charging, and LED Flashlight as well. Nokia 106 is a dual SIM handset that has a 1.8-inch QQVGA (160×120 pixels) TFT display coupled with an 800mAh battery. Under the hood, the handset houses a MediaTek MT6261D SoC, coupled with 4MB of RAM and an equal amount of storage.
