HMD Requests Changing The Memory Capacity Of The Nokia 9 Phone

IMAGE: GizBot HMD Requests Changing The Memory Capacity Of The Nokia 9 Phone HMD, the owner of the rights to use the Nokia brand, has announ...

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HMD Requests Changing The Memory Capacity Of The Nokia 9 Phone

HMD, the owner of the rights to use the Nokia brand, has announced that it has filed a request to change a number of models for its upcoming Nokia 9, which is due to be unveiled later this year.

The lead phone had previously appeared on the FCC website with TA-1004, and the version came with 6 GB of random access memory, but it is clear that the company wants to add some changes to another version under TA-1012 .

HMD has submitted to the FCC a request to modify certain specifications in the new version, including adjusting the random access memory capacity to 4 GB.

The new phone will have a 5.3-inch screen, a 2560 x 1440 pixel resolution, and will work with a Snapdragon 835 processor. It will run Android Noga 7.1 and will feature a 13-megapixel dual-camera.