Nokia Lumia 1520 leaks continue to circulate ahead of the phone’s official unveiling, with the ‘phablet’ device now spotted in a bright cyan hue.
Adding to the red and yellow iterations of the upcoming phone which have already done the rounds online,
Showing a device markedly similar to previous Lumia branded handset in terms of design, the latest Nokia Lumia 1520 looks set to sport a polycarbonate body in a selection of colours, as well as an oversized, Samsung Galaxy Note 3 rivalling screen.
Widely tipped to be the first Windows Phone powered smartphone to land with a 1080p Full HD display and quad-core processor in tow, recent Nokia Lumia 1520 rumours have suggested the phone will benefit from a 6-inch screen but not the same 41-megapixel camera as the Nokia Lumia 1020.
Hitting the web courtesy of Twitter based tipster @Moroleaks, the latest Nokia Lumia 1520 image has appeared alongside the simple declaration “Cyan Nokia Lumia 1520.”
Although expected to be one of the stars of the show, the Nokia Lumia 1520 is not believed to be the only big announcement from next week’s Abu Dhabi based Nokia World conference.
While it might be overshadowed by the same day unveiling of the iPad mini 2 and iPad 5, Nokia looks set to finally enter the tablet race next week with the repeatedly leaked Nokia Lumia 2520 tablet.
Set to follow a similar design principle to the company’s recent phones, the Nokia Lumia 2520 tablet will reportedly be a 10.2-inch offering with a 6.7-megapixel rear-mounted camera and Microsoft’s Windows 8.1 operating system.
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