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Nokia phones Android™ 12 developer preview program

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Update 28th October 2021

Thanks for your valued feedback — we’re now closing registrations for new users

What’s new?

• We’re close to preparing the official Android 12 upgrade build for Nokia X20. Stay tuned to your regional media channels for news of the release schedule.
• We’re now closing registrations for new developer preview users and any new requests for the ADP#2. If you’re already enjoying ADP#2 release, we hope you’ll want to stay with us up to the official release.
• You can now upgrade without loss of user data from any Android 11 official build or the earlier ADP build (V2.072). Please note that rollback from ADP to the official Android 11 build will result in loss of user data.

Important Notes

Please review the points below before proceeding with the registration process:

• Android 12 developer preview builds (ADP) are early Android OS releases and are intended for application developers only – they are not recommended for general use.
• Although strenuously tested by our development team, the builds may exhibit performance and/or stability issues in some cases.
• Some applications downloaded from the Google Play Store may not be supported (either in full or in part) and may show signs of instability.
• Online support is limited and may not be available to help users who experience difficulties with flashing the device.

If you have any doubts on whether these builds are suitable for your use, we recommend you do not continue with developer preview registration and await the official market release.

Please note, we may not be able to offer Android developer preview builds to devices on certain network providers.

Ready to get started?

• Open the My Device app on your phone, click on the Support banner at the bottom, and scroll down to “Android developer preview”.
• Allow the app to check your IMEI (so we can check eligibility of device), agree to the software license terms and conditions, and after checking the Important Notes, confirm you’re happy to continue.

Learn more about Android developer builds on the Android Developer Preview site: developer.android.com

Get developer preview over the air

Over-the-air (OTA) is the easiest way to get your hands on the new Android developer preview builds. Due to image file size, it is recommended that users download builds over Wi-Fi.

For existing ADP users, the new build will be pushed automatically to your device – no need to request the update.

New ADP users should note that after you request the update, the build will be available to you within 12 hours and you’ll get a notification on your device when it is ready to install.

Alternatively, if you want to try and get the build sooner, wait about 20 minutes after requesting the build (so we can get the build synched with your IMEI) and then try a manual push request from Settings > About Phone > System Updates.

You can now test your apps! Don’t forget to let us know what you think – you’ll be helping with software improvements and enhancements later down the line.

Please report any issues through the pre-installed Customer Feedback app as this is the quickest way we can take in your issues in for further review.

Also, feel free to discuss your experiences with other developer preview users in the Nokia phones community.

Rollback to official release

We really hope you’ll continue with ADP and give feedback through the Customer Feedback app, but if you’d prefer to return to the official release software, you can do so by requesting a rollback through the My Device app.

• Please remember that rollback to an official market release will result in the loss of user data. We recommend that you periodically back up any important data such as contacts, call logs, pictures, videos, music, installed apps, chat history, SMS history, notes, etc. You may also need to re-install any applications previously downloaded.
• Ideally, your phone should be fully charged, but a minimum of 60% charge is recommended.
• Please note you will not be able use the phone – including any attempts to make an emergency call – until the installation is complete and the phone has booted into a stable state.

You’ll still be a member of the Nokia phones Developer preview program and be able to request ADP builds should you so wish.

Unregistering

If you wish to unregister from the Nokia phones Android developer preview program, you must first roll back all devices in your account to the latest general release Android version.

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Stop hackers with secure Android enterprise

Your one-stop shop for enterprise mobility

The world’s broadest Android Enterprise Recommended range. More than just enterprise mobile devices – we also offer the means to keep them protected, managed and connected. And the legendary dependability of Europe’s leading smartphone brand.

The broadest range

Secure at every price point

Whichever Android Enterprise Recommended Nokia smartphone you choose, you get two years of Android software upgrades and three years of monthly security updates 1 .

And with the world’s broadest choice of Android Enterprise Recommended smartphones, you can choose the best device for every user’s needs.

Stay ahead of the hackers

Android Enterprise Recommended Nokia smartphones defend your data with comprehensive multi-layer security. And three years of monthly updates 1 keep your business safe from the latest threats. Whatever the hackers throw at you.

Security is a huge concern for every business, so we’ve made it our number one priority. That’s why every Android Enterprise Recommended Nokia smartphone comes with monthly security updates for three years 1 . Sorry, hackers. This is goodbye.

Why secure?

If you’re relaxed about hacking, you haven’t been hacked. The average data breach costs businesses $3.8 million and, according to IDC, 40% of businesses have had one in the last 18 months 2 . Endpoint security for mobile devices can be a major headache. Nokia smartphones protect your business with comprehensive, multi-layered security.

Why Android?

Android’s multi-layer security structure is designed to give hackers the cold shoulder. In fact, Gartner research found that Android is the highest-scoring mobile operating system, with top marks for 26 out of 30 key security criteria 3 .

Why Nokia smartphones?

Pure, secure and always up-to-date – our Android Enterprise Recommended smartphones come with three years of security updates and two years of Android OS upgrades. They’re also free of unnecessary apps or bloatware that slow you down.

#1 in trust rankings for a second year*

“Nokia lead the Trust Rankings Based on Software, Security Updates and Build Quality”

Delivering monthly security updates for three years and software upgrades for two years means that once again, Nokia smartphones top the 2020 Counterpoint Research trust rankings. We also offer the widest selection Android® Enterprise Recommended smartphones compared to other smartphone brands. Check out the study to find out more.

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Android-Powered Nokia Smartphones: New contenders in the enterprise mobile device market

HMD Global, the company behind Nokia phones, is becoming a key player in enterprise mobility and workplace transformation

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Nokia Phones: What You Need To Know About Nokia Androids

Nokia cell phones: Get the history and details of each release

Nokia, once a top cell phones manufacturer (pre-iPhone) made a comeback in 2017 with a line of Android smartphones. In 2018, it continued the comeback in a big way with five new phones – Nokia 8110 4G, Nokia 1, Nokia 7 Plus, Nokia 6 (2018) and Nokia 8 Sirocco – announced in February.

At the end of 2016, a company called HMD Global gained the rights to make and sell smartphones under the Nokia brand. Nokia phones were very popular in Europe as the company has headquarters in Finland. The Nokia Androids are often released in China first before getting a global launch. Some of the Nokia models discussed below are available globally, and even those that don’t have an official U.S. release are available for purchase online.

The newest Nokia smartphones include low-end, mid-range, and high-end devices, but all of them have stock Android, meaning users will get the pure Android experience, rather than a customized version, such as Samsung’s TouchWiz interface.

Despite the numbered naming convention, the devices did not always launch in numerical order. For example, in this list, as you’ll see, there are three versions of the Nokia 6, and the Nokia 2 was announced months after the Nokia 3 and 5. The Nokia 1 was announced even later. So bear with the numbering (we’ve listed phones in the order of release) and read on!

Nokia 8 Sirocco

Display: 5.5-in touchscreen
Resolution: 1440×2560
Front camera: 5 MP
Rear camera: 12 MP
Charger type: USB-C
RAM: 6GB/128GB storage
Initial Android version: 8.0 Oreo
Final Android version: Undetermined
Release date: May 2018 (Global)

The Nokia 8 Sirocco is the company’s latest flagship phone. It’s got all the bells and whistles you might need, including six sensors: Compass Magnetometer, Proximity sensor, Accelerometer, Ambient light sensor, Gyroscope and Barometer.

The phone comes with a 5.50-inch touchscreen display with a resolution of 1440 pixels by 2560 pixels.

Powered by an octa-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 835 processor, the Nokia 8 Sirocco comes with 6GB of RAM. The phone packs 128GB of internal storage that, unfortunately, cannot be expanded. From a camera perspective, the Nokia 8 Sirocco includes a 12-megapixel primary camera on the rear and a 5-megapixel front shooter for selfies.

The Nokia 8 Sirocco runs on Android 8.0 and includes a 3260mAh non removable battery. It measures 140.93 x 72.97 x 7.50 (height x width x thickness).

Nokia 7 Plus

Display: 6-in full HD+ IPS
Resolution: 2160 x 1080 @ 401ppi
Front camera: 8 MP
Dual Rear cameras: 16 MP
Video Recording: 4K
Charger type: USB-C
RAM: 4GB/64GB storage
Initial Android version: 8.0 Oreo/Android Go edition
Final Android version: Undetermined
Release date: May 2018 (Global)

The Nokia 7 Plus is a step up from the Nokia 6 in size, resolution and capacity. The key highlight of this phone lies in its three ultra-senstive cameras: the dual rear camera offers a 12-megapixel, wide-angle primary lens with an f/2.6 aperture, 1-micron pixels and 2x optical zoom while the front camera includes a fixed-focus offering of 16 megapixels, an f/2.0 aperture, 1-micron pixels, and Zeiss optics.

Sensors on this phone are exceptional: There is an accelerometer, ambient light sensor, digital compass, gyroscope, proximity sensor, and a rear-facing fingerprint sensor. In addition, the phone includes spatial audio with 3 microphones.

It’s rated to deliver a talk time up 19 hours and a standby time of 723 hours.

Nokia 6 (2018)

Display: 5.5-in IPS LCD
Resolution: 1920 x 1080 @ 401ppi
Front camera: 8 MP
Rear camera: 16 MP
Charger type: USB-C
RAM: 3 GB/32 GB storage or 4GB/64GB storage
Initial Android version: 8.1 Oreo/Android Go edition
Final Android version: Undetermined
Release date: May 2018 (Global)

This third iteration of the Nokia 6 is actually the global edition of the China-only Nokia 6 (noted in this roundup below). This version offers Android Go and 8.1 Oreo with the same key upgrades announced in the Chinese version: a USB-C port, which supports fast charging; a zippier Snapdragon 630 SoC, with 3GB or 4GB of LPDDR4 RAM; and a smaller profile.

It also offers wireless charging, facial recognition and your choice of three colors: black, copper, or white.

The Nokia 6 (2018) also features Dual Sight, which some reviewers are calling «bothie» mode, for taking photos and videos from the rear and forward-facing cameras simultaneously.

The Nokia 6 comes in 32 GB and 64 GB and has a microSD slot for cards up to 128 GB.

Nokia 1

Display: 4.5-in FWVGA
Resolution: 480×854 pixels
Front camera: 2 MP fixed-focus camera
Rear camera: 5 MP fixed-focus lens with LED flash
Charger type: USB-C
Storage: 8 GB
Initial Android version: 8.1 Oreo (Go edition)
Final Android version: Undetermined
Release date: April 2018 (Global)

The Nokia 1 comes in red or a dark blue and runs on 8.1 Oreo (Go edition).

This budget smartphone includes 4G VoLTE, Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n, Bluetooth v4.2, GPS/ A-GPS, FM radio, Micro-USB, and a 3.5mm audio jack. It also includes multiple sensors, such as an accelerometer, ambient light sensor, and a proximity sensor. The 2150mAh battery is expected to deliver up to 9 hours of talk time and up to 15 days of standby time.

Nokia 8110 4G

Display: 2.4-in QVGA
Resolution: 240×320 pixels
Rear camera: 2 MP with LED flash
Charger type: USB-C
RAM: 256 MB​
Initial Android version: 8.1 Oreo (Go edition)
Final Android version: Undetermined
Release date: May 2018 (Global)

Part of the ‘Originals’ family from Nokia, this retro phone harks back to the popular movie, The Matrix. The lead character, Neo, carried a ‘banana phone’ similar to the 8110 4G. It sells globally for about $75 and comes in black or yellow.

This phone features the same curved design from the movie, comes in black and yellow, and offers users a slider keyboard. The main upgrades include a switch to the KaiOS operating system, a custom OS based on Firefox OS; integration with Google Assistant, built-in access to apps like Facebook and Twitter, and a Wi-Fi hotspot.

The Go edition of Android offers users a similar experience to Oreo but in a lightweight fashion.

Nokia 6 (second generation)

Display: 5.5-in IPS LCD
Resolution: 1920 x 1080 @ 401ppi
Front camera: 8 MP
Rear camera: 16 MP
Charger type: USB-C
Initial Android version: 7.1.1 Nougat
Final Android version: Undetermined
Release date: January 2018 (China only)

The second generation of the Nokia 6 arrived in early 2018 but only in China. We expect it might land in the U.S. and globally as its predecessor, discussed below, did. The main upgrades are a USB-C port, which supports fast charging, a zippier Snapdragon 630 processor, and a slightly smaller profile. While it ships with Android 7.1.1 Nougat, the company promises support for Android Oreo down the road.

It also features Dual Sight, which some reviewers are calling «bothie» mode, with which you can take photo and video from the rear and forward facing cameras simultaneously. You can see this feature above on the Nokia 8 model, which is not available in the U.S.

The Nokia 6 comes in 32 GB and 64 GB and has a microSD slot for cards up to 128 GB.

Nokia 2

Display: 5-in IPS LCD
Resolution: 1280 x 720 @ 294ppi
Front camera: 5 MP
Rear camera: 8 MP
Charger type: micro USB
Initial Android version: 7.1.2 Nougat
Final Android version: Undetermined
Release date: November 2017

In November 2017, the Nokia 2 arrived in the U.S., for sale at Amazon and Best Buy for only $100. It features a metal rim that gives it a luxe look despite the plastic back. As you might expect from the price, it doesn’t have a fingerprint scanner, and it’s sluggish compared to flagship Android phones.

One notable claim is that this smartphone can last two days on one charge, powered by 4,100-milliamp Hour (mAh) battery. On the other hand, since it has a micro USB charging port, it doesn’t support fast charging as USB-C devices do. Its microSD slot accepts cards up to 128 GB, which you’ll need as the smartphone has only 8 GB of built-in storage.

Nokia 6

Display: 5.5 in IPS LCD
Resolution: 1,920 x 1,080 @ 403ppi
Front camera: 8 MP
Rear camera: 16 MP
Charger type: micro USB
Initial Android version: 7.1.1 Nougat
Final Android version: Undetermined
Release date: February 2017

The Nokia 6, Nokia 5, and Nokia 3 were announced in February 2017 at Mobile World Congress. Only the Nokia 6 is officially available in the U.S. and that version features Amazon ads on the lock screen. It features a premium-looking metal finish, though, at launch, its price tag was below $200. This smartphone is not waterproof. Its processor isn’t as fast as more expensive phones; power users will notice a difference, but it’s fine for casual users. The Nokia 6 has a micro USB charging port and a microSD slot that accepts cards up to 128 GB.

Nokia 5 and Nokia 3

Nokia 5
Display: 5.2 in IPS LCD
Resolution: 1,280 x 720 @ 282ppi
Front camera: 8 MP
Rear camera: 13 MP
Charger type: micro USB
Initial Android version: 7.1.1 Nougat
Final Android version: Undetermined
Release date: February 2017

Nokia 3
Display: 5 in IPS LCD
Resolution: 1,280 x 720 @ 293ppi
Front camera: 8 MP
Rear camera: 8 MP
Charger type: micro USB
Initial Android version: 7.1.1 Nougat
Final Android version: Undetermined
Release date: February 2017

The Nokia 5 and Nokia 3 were announced alongside the Nokia 6, discussed above, though the company has no plans to bring either phone to the US. Both of these unlocked smartphones are available for purchase online, though, and will work on AT&T and T-Mobile.

The mid-range Nokia 5 has good battery life and a decent camera as well as a fingerprint sensor and a micro USB charging port. It’s a decent budget choice. The Nokia 3 is on the low-end of Nokia’s Android phones, and more resembles a feature phone than a full-fledged smartphone; it’s best for those who need to make calls and use a few apps, rather than users who like to play mobile games or are otherwise glued to their device all day.

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