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The Nokia 6.1 brings the Android One experience to the Nokia smartphone range. This means no unnecessary apps, no hidden processes eating into your battery life, no skins or UI changes. Just a clean, pure version of Android 9 Pie that stays secure with all the latest updates, powered by latest Google services. And your personal Google Assistant, of course.
Android Enterprise Recommended serves as your assurance that the power, security and flexibility of an Android phone are fit for your enterprise. A device bearing its mark has been rigorously tested by Google to ensure it meets a very specific set of requirements.
There's no room for excuses when everyone can hear it exactly how it happened. The Nokia 6.1 features Nokia spatial audio, recording audio with two microphones for high-fidelity sound in every clip you shoot.
It starts with a demanding sculpting process that transforms a single solid block of aluminium into the unibody of a durable smartphone you can take anywhere. The Nokia 6.1 has a strength you can depend on when the going gets tough.
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1Pre-installed system software and apps use a significant part of memory space. 2The new Nokia 6 Dual SIM has a hybrid card slot for either second SIM card or MicroSD card. 3Battery has limited recharge cycles and battery capacity reduces over time. Eventually the battery may need to be replaced. 4Google Photos offers free unlimited, high-quality photos storage; requires Google account and internet connection. 5If delivered with Android Oreo, upgradeable to Android 9 Pie. Please note this might consume additional mobile data
All unlocked phones work on carriers that use GSM networks. Popular U.S. carriers that use GSM networks include AT&T, T-Mobile, Cricket, MetroPCS, Simple Mobile and Tracfone. Most foreign carriers also use GSM networks. You will need to use a SIM card from a GSM provider to get service for your unlocked phone. Please consult with your carrier for questions about compatibility with your device.
