HMD Global Keeps its Promise of Upgrading Nokia 1 to Nokia pie 9

The home of Nokia phones, HMD global, has not fallen short of its promises to its customers as all Nokia 1 users, will have their smartphones upgraded to the latest Nokia pie 9 (go edition) android version.

Nokia 1 is the final phone in the Nokia smartphone portfolio to receive the upgrade to Android 9 Pie, which means that now there is a Nokia smartphone for everyone running the latest Android OS from Google, leaving the Nokia smartphone portfolio well equipped with the latest software to ensure the experience keeps getting better for all.

According to Juho Sarvikas, Chief Product Officer, HMD Global, with the Nokia 1 upgrade to Google’s latest OS, fans can get up-to-the-minute software experiences and innovations from Google even in the most affordable segment.

“With Nokia 1 getting its very own slice of Pie, we now have a full portfolio of Nokia phones on Android 9 Pie, starting at just sub $80. This changes the industry paradigm – for too long consumers have had to accept older OS versions as the norm on entry-level smartphones. We are living our promise to deliver a phone that will keep getting better over time through the latest experiences and always being up-to-date, “says Sarvikas.

Over the past two years, Nokia phones have received over 300 security updates altogether and have successfully upgraded handsets to the latest OS twice as fast as competitors. This means that fans always receive a ‘just-out-of-the-box-fresh” feeling throughout their phone’s lifecycle.

Android 9 Pie (Go edition) comes with a new range of apps from Google designed to run faster while consuming fewer data. Optimized to be smooth and fast, these include Google Go – a web search app, Google Maps™ Go, YouTube™ Go and Google Assistant for Android (Go edition), to quickly send messages, make calls, set alarms and do more, simply by using your voice.

With fewer pre-installed and much lighter apps you get 2-times more available storage out of the box. Brand new apps designed for lighter updates and downloads help create more space while significantly improving performance.

The update will unsurprisingly happen in stages and it is unclear who will receive it first.