Nokia N1 Tablet Review

Nokia is back in the market just under 7 months after selling its devices and services unit to Microsoft for $7.2 billion. Nokia is presenting the N1 Android tablet after revealing the plans to license its brand name and witting the black box on Twitter. Just like Xiaomi’s effort to follow Apple’s iPad mini design, Nokia’s N1 has same 7.9-inch screen and 2048 x 1536 resolutions. Nokia even choose the single piece of anodized aluminum design.  The resemblance doesn’t stop here.

Nokia’s N1 is the most identical to iPad mini all thanks to the careful placement of camera, headphone jack and buttons. Even the bottom of device got same speaker grills and that look like Lightning port yet is the first implementations of reversible Type-C USB connector. USB is here the things start to get interesting. While in Nokia N1 just like the iPad mini with android, company actually gone few steps further improving the Apple’s popular tablet.  It display is fully covered, unlike the iPad mini 3, and N1 is just the 6.9mm thick and 318 grams in weight, both thinner and lighter that the Apple’s offering. Nokia is proud to design the details like the smear placement matching curvature of camera lens and tablet's corner.

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Stock version of Android 5.0 Lollipop is powering the Nokia’s N1, and it is the part of the reason the tablet exists. Nokia is creating the tablet push its Android "Z Launcher." The idea behind the Z Launcher is named after the gesture which let you write the letters right on screen, to give you the list of apps and contacts which change the based on what are you doing and where are you.  You can even scribble out the letter in middle of homescreen to find what is installed on your phone or the things on web through Google suggestions. The Nokia N1 Tablet review will surely impress you a lot.