Microsoft may have taken Nokia's name off the Lumia series smartphone, yet that doesn't mean the company is truly prepared to kick the can yet.
Nokia realeased another gadget yesterday, in the wake of teasing a puzzling black box on Twitter, with #thinkingahead. Enter the N1, Nokia's new Android-based tablet. At only 6.9 mm thick, and weighing 318 grams, the N1 is the sleekest tablet yet. A 7.9 inch screen with Gorilla glass 3 and what it calls a "zero air gap"display simply enhance those style much more. powered by an Intel 64-bit Atom processor, checking in at 2.3 Ghz, with 2 GB of Ddr3 RAM, a 533mhz Powervr G6430 GPU, and 32 GB of capacity, N1 puts itself soundly in the Ipad Mini's figuring region. Couple that with a 8 megapixel back camera and a 5 megapixel in front and you have quite an offering.
Anyway the best part about the new N1 is by all accounts its working framework. Running the most recent Android 5.0 lollipop, the tablet is additionally pushing forward nokia's new Z Launcher. The Z Launcher is intended to be Nokia's natural, always learning mod. It allows you to scrawl a letter on the landing page, with a specific end goal to search for a specific application or contact or hunt the web. the launcher additionally learns designs in your application use, in light of time or area, and progressively changes your home screen to match your utilization.
Z Launcher is available for Android phones in the Play Store yet the tablet adaptation is selective to the N1. The N1 is expected to launch in China initially, for about US $250.
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