HMD Global announced a new smartphone brand – M-KOPA X1
By ForGeeks HMD Global recently announced the launch of its new smartphone lineup and has already unveiled its first device called M-KOPA X1. The specifications of this device have been published on the company’s official website, and it appears to be almost identical to the previous Nokia-branded device.
HMD Global has recently announced the launch of its new smartphone lineup and has already unveiled its first device called M-KOPA X1.
The M-KOPA X1 features a 6.5-inch screen (probably IPS), a 5,000mAh battery, as well as 4GB of RAM and 3GB of virtual memory, which is expandable via built-in storage. The device runs on Android 13.
Android 13.
The back of the smartphone houses a dual camera setup with a 50MP primary sensor, while the front camera resolution is 8MP. The manufacturer has also equipped the device with a side-mounted fingerprint scanner and face unlock feature. Externally, the M-KOPA X1 looks very similar to the Nokia C32 design, except for the logo. Other specifications of the new device have not been announced yet.
The new device is not yet available.
The launch date and price of the smartphone will be announced at a later date.
