Nokia Lumia 1520 - Two more photos of the 6-inch device leak from China

Nokia Lumia 1520

Information technology'due south an early Dominicus morning time only leaks are leaks and they know no boundaries. Tonight (or this morning), two more photos of the Lumia 1520, Nokia's vi-inch phablet device due in November, have come up forward from China'southward Telecommunications Equipment Certification Center—basically their FCC.

The photos themselves don't reveal as well much more on an initial pass, only what we already know: the world is nigh to proceeds a really big Lumia Windows Telephone. The specs for the 1520 should bump Windows Phone into the forefront of big screened devices, particularly with its 1080P brandish, Snapdragon 800 CPU, 32GB of storage (and microSD). We recently revealed that the device volition as well feature an manufacture leading 3400 mAh battery to power the device for an extended period.

Combined with its rear xx MP camera (dual shot 16 MP + five MP, alike to the Lumia 1020), the Nokia Lumia 1520 is expected to proceed sale for AT&T in early November with a later release for Verizon. Since China is evidently testing the device likewise, information technology's safe to assume that this massive Windows Phone will launch worldwide in the near hereafter.

The Lumia 1520 along with Nokia's tablet were expected to exist revealed afterwards this calendar month in New York City, merely Windows Phone Fundamental has heard this event was cancelled and at present @evleaks suggests an October 22nd date. It would make sense for Nokia to announce the Lumia 1520 in tardily Oct with a two week lead before an bodily release. That is how the Lumia 1020 and Lumia 925 were recently handled besides.

Source: CTech, NewCellPhoneBlog; Thanks, et, for the tip!

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