The Nokia 2760 Flip 4G phone has recently showed up on the official listing at Tracfone. The specifications and information about the handset are leaked out even before the launch of the handset. Prior to this, a flip phone was spotted at the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) platform. It was Nokia N139DL with model number TA-1398.
Company has relaunched Nokia 2760
The new Nokia 2760 Flip 4G is said to be the relaunch of the older Nokia 2760 back from 2007. Though both of them are flip phones, they do not share much in common. However, the new phone is more like the Nokia 2720 Flip. A little difference seems to be in the placement of rear camera and the flash at the front.
Specifications of Nokia 2760 Flip 4G
Display and weight
It is expected that the new Nokia 2760 will measure 4.33 x 2.28 x 0.76It will weigh 4.8 ounces
Camera and pixel resolution
Nokia 2760 Flip 4G will feature a 5Mp rear cameraIt will feature a 240 x 320 pixels resolution
Battery
The device will be backed by a 1,450 mAh batteryIt will support talk time of up to 6.8 hoursThe standby time will be of up to 13.7 hours
Connectivity
The phone will offer multimedia messaging, GPS, 4G, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, GPS, Mp3, and much moreIt will have a T4/M4 Hearing Air Compatible (HAS) rating
Storage
Not sure about the storage yet, but it may have 4GB of internal storageIt may also offer expandable storage of up to 32 GB using a microSD card
TracFone logo
There is a TracFone logo at the back of the Nokia 2760 Flip 4GDue to the logo, the device seems to be an exclusive made for the US Mobile Virtual Network Operator (MVNO) TracFone and its subsidiaries
USB connector
A USB connector is placed to the right of the device for charging and connecting USBIt offers 3.5 mm headset connector on the left on the device
The company has not yet revealed anything regarding the features and specifications officially. These are the features based on the leaked information. We will also let you know the confirmed features once the Nokia company will officially announce them.
