Nokia settled on a choice to bet everything on Android One programming, and the 3.1 is an ideal case of the kind of telephone that advantages from it. With to a great degree low-end specs, such a significant number of these reasonable telephones are troubled with pointless bloatware and additional highlights that they can’t deal with. That is not the situation with the Nokia 3.1, in light of the fact that it’s stripped down and basic just like every other Android One telephone. The interface is spotless and basic, and the Google applications sparkle here as they do on the Pixels. Android One ought to likewise give the Nokia 3.1 a superior shot at future programming refreshes, however at the season of composing it’s stuck on Android 8.0 with the May 5 security fix — I wouldn’t anticipate that it will remain as such for long.
The straightforward programming and moderately little show prompt great battery life in my testing, despite the fact that I wasn’t expecting it with the 2990mAh battery limit. I had definitely no issue experiencing an entire day of utilization and consummation with 20% battery, and the Nokia 3.1 is especially stellar with backup battery life — in case you’re not utilizing it, it’s not really depleting.
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