Androsym have posted “leaked slides” showing off an upcoming WP handset from Nokia, boasting the impressive 41mp PureView technology. To me, it’s quite an ugly design, but some people have said they like the 808′s design so I guess, it is all in the eye of the beholder.

Based on the leaked slides, the specs of this device are;

• 4.3″ Curved Glass touchscreen with HD display
• 41mp sensor, Carl Zeiss lens and PureView imaging technology
• 1080p full HD video recording and Rich Recording Technology
• Dual Core processor with Adreno 320 GPU
• Windows Phone Operating System

Since WP7, as far as I know, can’t support a sensor that big, I assume the device will be powered by Windows Phone Apollo. Also, note the Windows capacitive button has the new Win8 design style. Compared to the 808, the face of the device is different, sporting a curved front, whilst the back shows us that the flash is separated from the camera module.

Source: AndroSym

Not much to go on here, but Nok4Us.com seems to have received the following images in an email; claiming that this is the low end LTE/4G  WP device we where told to expect at MWC?  From the images it’s obviously a C7 styled device running WP; with colorful backs (like the 710)- the concept of it being C7 shaped doesn’t seem that far out considering how much the loved the design reusing it in the 701 (and the astound if it counts as a separate device).

Honestly I’m not a very big fan of the C7 design itself; and well those covers are a matter of personal taste (lets leave it at that); well what do you guys think? photoshop or the real deal?

Source Thanks to Marvin O’Leary for the tip.

Pocketnow seems to have struck again with their Infamous leaks; this team they apparently have the names of the whole Nokai MWC Lineup:

The six devices are supposedly split evenly among smartphones — two Windows Phones and a Symbian — and three S60 S40 featurephones. Specifically, we’re now expecting the global version of the Lumia 900, an entry-level handset dubbed the Lumia 610, and the Nokia 808 PureView, which has been rumored as a full touchscreen successor to the camera-centric N8. Also tipped were the Asha 302, Asha 203, and Asha 202.

The part about an Entry Level WP lines up considering I’ve heard alot of talk about a cheap LTE 4G enabled WP (Which could also be the software feature that’s usually only for higher end phones)- could this LTE WP be the Rm-833 ???- Although it would be a horrible mistake if an LTE phone had a 1000 Ma battery, wouldn’t last an hour.

Well regardless everything points to the fact that MWC will be amazing this year.

PocketNow

So with MWC just around the corner (Feb 27th) rumors have started to surface about what Nokia might unveil there, according to a source at forbes Nokias presence at MWC will be in the shape of:

run an unusual software feature normally found only on high-end smartphones.

Way to leave our minds roam freely in the cursed Rumor/dream land, well we’ll try our best, as far as I know there isn’t a specific software feature that lays the claim to “high-end smartphones” of course you have Voice Command/ Siri but that is present on all ranges of smartphones and even some dumb-phones. Of course just to add to the agonizing speculation we have no idea which OS this ‘special software feature’ is destined for! Could it be a new Feature phone (S40?) or maybe a low end S^3 device? possibly even a low end WP considering how all the Tango rumors have lead us to believe that Tango will bring increased support for cheaper lower range phones (smaller screens, no camera required….).

Personally I think it’s either going to be a dedicated Voice control system that can take apple head on (except for the fact that it wont set you back 600 dollars- come to think of it that would be a killer idea) or maybe some sort of swipe Ui on Symbian 3 devices? (now that Belles rolled out they can work on making it more amazing rather than having a million bugs to fix). Or possibly a extremely advanced gesture controlled screen that could be fully functional without the need for any buttons at all (extending on the N9s swipe interface)??

What do you think?

VIA

This picture was posted by MSNerd titled “two Turkeys” (which is what google called Nokia and Microsoft joining together), soooo do two turkeys lay golden eggs?

Source

One of the goodies displayed alongside the Lumia 710 at T-Mobiles press release was this interesting looking 3-inch Buttons free screen, according to the source it’s running Windows Phone, the source described it as “a Pocket Tablet” which probably means it has no networking capabilities (WiFi Only). If this were real I’d be EXTREMELY tempted to say it’s Microsoft/Nokias attempt at bringing back Zune/Windows Media Players, for now I think I shall call it Nokias iPod. (note that the form factor isn’t that off from the N9/800 as it still has curved sides with flat ends..)

Thanks to Viipottaja for the tip; Source

A nifty looking weather widget was just leaked from the official Belle firmware (Kudos to the guys over at HDblog.it) I think this is the widget for the official Weather/Map application (similar to the my position widget which also only works on on Belle); If my Google translate isn’t rusty you’ll need to be running a E6 with the leaked/hacked version of Belle then just install the .sis file provided at the source (sadly the widget will not work on Symbian Anna/earlier; and probably won’t work on other Belle devices due to screen ratio issues). Personally this is one widget that I’ve been wanting for some time, till now I’ve been using Accuweathers home screen widget but I find it a tad bit buggy, plus this looks loads better.

Download here: http://forum.hdblog.it/f135/ecco-il-widget-meteo-symbian-belle-del-nokia-e6-54856/

Source

(On a side note I don’t think this is available for any other Belle releases no? I have yet to see it on any of my N8s CFWs; hopefully it’ll be available quite soon)

I guess the people at Nokia U.S. were a bit over-excited about the news they were supposed to release later on today, about what most of us had probably guessed; the Nokia 710 entering the US market (Via T-Mobile).

According to the leak the 710 is set to hit stores on Jan 11th with a very reasonable pricing of $49.99 with contract OFC, but what most of us never saw coming was the incorporation of a 4G antenna inside the 710, making it the first Nokia 4G phone to be officially availble in the US (Thanks to Matti in the comments section I also found out that the N9 as well as the 800 are also capable of the fake 4G/HSPA speeds), as well as one of the first Mango running 4G capable devices (Other: HTC Radar).

The Nokia Lumia 710 is expected to be available at T-Mobile retail stores, select dealers and retailers nationwide, and online at http://www.t-mobile.com starting Jan. 11. The Nokia Lumia 710 is expected to cost $49.99 after a $50 mail-in-rebate card, with a two-year service agreement and qualifying Classic voice and data plan. For more information, visit http://www.t-mobile.com/lumia.

The 710 should hit shelves preloaded with all of the stock Nokia apps (Nokia drive, Nokia Mix radio, the Nokia exclusive ESPN app…) as well as Netflix mobile TV and many more. However according to the press release the only color made to be available is the Black battery case, which is completely fine by me as the picture above looks absolutely SEXY!!!

Full press release available below:

T-Mobile Brings Nokia Lumia 710 to the U.S.  

Nokia and T-Mobile deliver a leading entry-level Windows Phone experience to the nearly 150 million Americans still to make the transition to smartphones. 

BELLEVUE, Wash., and SUNNYVALE, Calif. — Dec. 14, 2011 — T-Mobile USA, Inc. and Nokia today announced the upcoming availability of the Nokia Lumia 710, the first Windows Phone from Nokia in the United States. Targeted at the nearly 150 million Americans who haven’t purchased their first smartphones, the 4G-capable Nokia Lumia 710 delivers high-performance hardware, Nokia’s best social and Internet experience, and access to popular smartphone applications and services from Windows Phone Marketplace.

Running on America’s Largest 4G Network^™, the Nokia Lumia 710 benefits from the unique people-first approach of Windows Phone, bringing together all interactions with family and friends in People Hub. The Nokia Lumia 710 also provides one-click access to popular services, such as Netflix, T-Mobile TV with mobile HD¹ and a leading mobile Web experience with Internet Explorer® Mobile, Bing™ Search with voice activation and Local Scout for locally relevant search results. The smartphone also brings access to signature Nokia experiences, such as Nokia Drive for voice-guided, turn-by-turn navigation and ESPN for exclusive sports content.

“We’re excited to team with Nokia in bringing its first Windows Phone to the U.S. with the elegantly designed Nokia Lumia 710,” said Cole Brodman, chief marketing officer, T-Mobile USA. “Windows Phone offers a compelling mobile OS choice for people who want a smartphone built around them, their family and friends.  We expect it to play a more prominent role in our lineup and marketing efforts in 2012.”

Today, people are increasingly upgrading to smartphones, and many are doing so for the first time. According to the NPD Group, U.S. smartphone sales reached 59 percent in the third quarter 2011, an increase of 13 percent since third quarter 2010. With an increasing demand for smartphones, the Nokia Lumia 710 offers a compelling experience aimed at addressing the needs of the nearly 150 million people in the U.S. who have yet to upgrade to their first smartphones.

“Our research shows nearly everybody in the U.S. wants a smartphone, but many believe they can’t afford it,” Brodman said. “That’s where T-Mobile shines. Our Unlimited Value and Monthly4G plans make it more affordable than ever to step up to mobile data on our 4G network.”

”The Nokia Lumia 710 is the perfect first-time smartphone: a well-designed product that delivers the most compelling Windows Phone experience in its price range and with access to great content and thousands of applications,” said Chris Weber, president, Nokia Americas. “This is the perfect first Nokia Lumia experience and the start of our re-entry into the U.S. smartphone market.”

Available in a black or white finish, the Nokia Lumia 710 features a 3.7-inch ClearBlack WVGA scratch-resistant display for outstanding outdoor viewing and a Qualcomm 1.4 GHz Snapdragon™ processor providing speedy access to entertainment and information on-the-go. It also features a 5-megapixel camera with Nokia’s leading camera technology, enabling people to take pictures in almost any light condition and share on social networks in seconds. With the most integrated work-life solution of any mobile platform via the Windows Phone Office Hub and an interactive mobile gaming experience via Xbox LIVE®, the Nokia Lumia 710 is the complete all-round first-time smartphone experience.

Source. Thanks to Viipottaja for the tip

1. Just from it’s code-name Champagne you get the feeling that this is something special, not your run of the mill midrange phone, I want it to be the flagship, which is why I actually believe that the 900 is indeed the champagne.
2. Which brings my second point, just because the champagne and the 900 showed up together doesn’t mean their different phones, the same thing happened with the Lumia 800, where it appeared on The occasional gamer under two different names although it was the same phone (once as Searay and once as Lumia 800), which could mean that the 719 is a completely different phone.

Now if my reasoning is correct we could expect the 719 to be a mid-range phone with specs between those of the 710 and the 800 (possibly closer to the lower end of the spec range?), Perhaps the same 3.7 inch screen with a 5~8 MP camera and a decent battery?

What do you think? let us know down below

Thanks for the tip KF,   Source

As always TRY AT YOUR OWN RISK!! MYNOKIABLOG IS NOT RESPONSIBLE IF YOU BRICK YOUR PHONE.

Since this is the first leak of it’s kind I would assume we’re fast approaching the Release date (late Dec. is the word)

Changelog:

-Nokia C7 RM-675 Original RC Belle 111.030.0607
-No hack
-No calibrated
-Original Rofs3 not public! Nokia includes diagnostic software. Illegal!Please no private message!
-Please flash Nokia C7 RM-675 Original Anna Rofs3!!!!
-A protected Core file can not be calibrated.

you can download the Files here:

http://www.mediafire.com/?pxxz5q2pwbaq3

And if you don’t know what you’re doing this video tutorial should be of some help:

*Note: you might want to wait a day or two to hear about any serious bugs in the FW before proceeding

Let us know in the comments section if you get it up and running.

Thanks to Bharadwaj for the tip VIA