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from Thursday, October 3, Aussies will be able to get their hands on both the Nokia 7.2 and the Nokia 2720 Flip, with RRPs of $549 and $149
respectively.Nokia 7.2Image 1 of 2(Image credit: HMD Global)Image 2 of 2(Image credit: HMD Global)The Nokia 7.2 is the aptly-titled
successor to the Nokia 7.1, landing with much of what made its predecessor stand out in the mid-range market, but introducing a new set of
features that promise to impress camera-focused users in particular.The headline feature, and most notable upgrade, from the older handset
is the shift from a 12MP + 5MP dual camera array to a whopping 48MP + 8MP + 5MP triple camera setup.Alongside this high-resolution primary
shooter, the other two cameras in the array offer wide-angle photography and a depth sensor for introducing Bokeh into your portrait-style
smaller waterdrop notch, helping make room for the considerably larger 6.3-inch display (compared with 5.84-inch).As expected, the internal
specs get a welcome revision as well, with a Qualcomm Snapdragon 660 stepping it up from the Snapdragon 636, and 6GB of RAM instead of 4GB
It's running Android 9.0 out of the box, but will be one of the first Nokia handsets to get Android 10 when the phone-maker starts rolling
out the new update.The Nokia 7.2 in its 6GB/128GB configuration is available from October 3 for $549, while a 4GB/64GB version will be
exclusively available from Telstra for $499 at a later date.Nokia 2720 FlipImage 1 of 2(Image credit: HMD Global)Image 2 of 2(Image credit:
HMD Global)For those either looking for a nostalgic flip phone or a decent feature handset for the elderly, Nokia is reviving its 2720 Flip
which it first launched 10 years ago.It runs Kai OS and features a display on the outside of the clamshell that can display the time,
Assistant, Google Maps, YouTube and other modern apps will likely make it a bit more useful in the modern day.A dedicated emergency button
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