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Nokia Smartphones are Multicolored Inside and Out

Shopping for a smartphone presents a lot of choices. Many people have questions about a Nokia phone. Here are some common questions and answers about this product.

Nokia has made multicolored phones color features for many years.

• Starting in 1998, Nokia offered the Nokia 5110. It featured a front panel that popped off to be swapped with several brightly colored panels for aesthetic value.
• In 1999, the Nokia 8210 offered a design that allowed switching the front panel to different colors, and integrated cell phones in multiple colors.
• In 1999, the Nokia 3210 offered cell phones in multiple colors.
• In 2007, the Nokia N95 introduced a precursor to the smartphone with technology that allowed color texts, photography, and limited internet access to check email.
• 2013 introduced the Nokia Lumia 1020, which featured a camera with 41 million pixels. Most camera phones of that era featured 8 to 20 pixels. The Lumia offers detailed color pictures.

These features may depend on which phone you choose.

• On nearly all Nokia phones, the front panel pops off, which allows you to switch panels to a different color or pattern.
• One long-running trend continuing with Nokia phones is the capability to switch out the rear backplate for another color or pattern. These are called Xpress-on covers
• The latest Nokia smartphone offers Xpress-on covers.
• Xpress-on rear backplate swap-out covers and front panel pop off colors may include beige, black, blue, brown, clear, gold, gray, green, multicolored, orange, pink, purple, red, silver, white, and yellow.

Over the years, Nokia cell phones have used Windows Phone 7.5, Android, Windows Mobile, Asha Platform, Symbian, Windows Phone 10, Brew, iOS, Windows Phone 7, Maemo, Sailfish OS, Windows Phone 8.1, Nokia X, PrivatOS, Windows Phone 8, RIM, and S40.

Nokia has manufactured cell phones from the beginning of the cellular era. Features change over time, and these phones reflect those changes. Here are some of the features found in phones throughout Nokia’s cell phone history:

• 3G or 4G data capable, 4K video recording, accelerometer, air gesture, ANT+, Bluetooth-enabled, dual-rear cameras, dual SIM, fingerprint sensor, front camera, geotagging.
• Global ready, GPS, high-capacity battery (5000 mAh or more), internet browser, iris scanning, music player, near-field communication, proximity sensor, push to talk.
• QWERTY keyboard, rear camera, speakerphone, touch screen, TTY compatible, voice-activated dialing, Wi-Fi capable, wireless charging.
• Storage capacity changed with the times, starting with 123KB. Capacities ranged from 1MB to 3.2MB, 3.4MB, or 3.5MB; 4MB to 4.2MB, 4.3MB, or 4.4MB; 5MB to 5.5MB; 6MB to 7.8MB; 8MB to 52MB; 55MB to 170MB; 200MB to 512MB; 1GB to 256GB.
• Styles over time have included the bar phone, flip phone, slider, and swivel phone, which had a camera that swiveled out and away from the cell phone itself. Many of these phones were optimized for gaming and photography.