A phone from Nokia named TA-1000 has just passed 3C certification. This is the third Nokia phone speculated to come out.

Nokia TA-1000 passes 3C certification. The Nokia TA-1000 comes after leaks and speculations surrounding the Nokia P and D1C. It recently passed China's Compulsory Certification (3C), with HMD Mobile as the manufacturer on the filing. It has been reported that Nokia is planning a big comeback and will release five smartphones in 2017, manufactured by HMD Global.

Not much is known about the TA-1000 save for a sketch that's available on the internet. It has been leaked that it will come with 1GB of RAM, a 5.5-inch display, 5V/2A charging support and the Android Nougat.

Given that the TA-1000 is the third phone revealed to possibly come out in 2017 and does not support fast charging, it is unlikely that it is a Nokia flagship smartphone. It has been speculated that the Nokia TA-1000 could actually be the Nokia E1.

The five smartphones that Nokia will be releasing with HMD Global are reported to have screen sizes ranging from 5 inches to 7 inches. There are claims that these smartphones will be released during the second and third quarters of 2017. It is expected that Nokia will reveal its first smartphone in late February next year, at the Mobile World Congress (MWC) event.

The first two smartphones speculated to be released by Nokia next year were the Nokia D1C and the Nokia P. The former is expected to sport a full HD display and a 13MP camera and will come in two variants, one with 2GB of RAM and another with 3GB. The Nokia P, on the other hand, is speculated to be Nokia's flagship. It has been claimed to be powered by the Snapdragon 835 and will have 6GB of RAM and a 23MP camera.

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