HMD is brewing up a new device, the TA-1056. FCC docs show it’s a surprisingly small phone, measuring 133mm tall and 68mm wide. That’s smaller than even the Nokia 2 (143.5 x 71.3mm). And in case you were wondering, this width probably means a 16:9 screen.
This is a dual SIM phone (with Cat. 4 LTE) and judging by the location of the FCC info label, the battery is removable (the label is inside the battery compartment). And it has a 3.5mm headphone jack.
Little else is known about the Nokia TA-1056 currently, but it seems
like an entry-level device rather than a flagship. It’s not just the size, the phone has relatively basic LTE and lacks 5GHz Wi-Fi. So, it just might be the Nokia 1 Android One phone we heard about earlier.
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