Nokia recently announced its first Windows Phone smartphones, the Nokia Lumia 710 and the Nokia Lumia 800, but now it would appear that Nokia has another Windows Phone device in the works.
The guys over at WPCentral have discovered references to a device called the Nokia Champagne, which is obviously a codename for the handset and it is reported to come with Windows Phone Tango.
There are no actual details on the device as yet so we don’t know when it will launch and we also don’t have any information on the specifications, as soon as we get some more details we will let you guys know.
What is Windows Phone Tango?
Windows Phone Tango is an update to the Windows Phone operating system, designed to make the OS more accessible to lower-end devices. This means that Nokia Champagne could potentially be a more affordable option compared to the Lumia 710 and Lumia 800. Tango aims to optimize the performance of Windows Phone on devices with lower RAM and less powerful processors, making it a significant update for budget-conscious consumers. This could be a strategic move by Nokia to capture a broader market segment, especially in emerging markets where cost is a significant factor.
Speculations and Expectations
While we await more details on the Nokia Champagne, there are several speculations about what this new device might bring to the table. Given that it is expected to run on Windows Phone Tango, it might feature a more modest hardware configuration compared to its predecessors. This could include a lower resolution display, a less powerful camera, and reduced internal storage. However, it is also possible that Nokia might surprise us with some unique features or design elements to make the Champagne stand out.
Nokia has a history of codenaming its devices with intriguing names, and Champagne is no exception. The name itself suggests a sense of celebration and luxury, which could hint at a stylish design or premium build quality, even if the specs are more modest. This could be an attempt to offer a device that feels premium without the high price tag.
Have a look at our Nokia Lumia 800 review to see what we thought of Nokia’s first Windows Phone device.
Source WPCentral
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