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That huge thing to the right there is alleged to be the Nokia Lumia 1520, the phone company’s first go at entering the monster phone/tablet hybrid space.

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We have been hearing rumors that Nokia could be working on a phablet of their own called the Nokia Bandit, which according to more rumors could be known as the Lumia 1520 upon its release. So far we have heard rumored specs but we have yet to see a photo, and thanks to a recent leak and a photo obtained to Windows Phone Central, we might have our first glimpse at the upcoming device. As you can see in the photo above, the alleged Lumia 1520 can be seen pictured alongside the Lumia 1020 and it is very obvious that it is a much larger device. (more…)

Alleged Nokia Lumia 1520 “Bandit” Caught On Camera original content from Ubergizmo.

Do you have a hankering for an elegant featurephone but disappointed by the lack of attention the market pays to your particular demographic? Nokia’s here to rescue you with the 515, a candybar Series 40 handset which has a chassis crafted with anodized aluminum, a 2.4-inch QVGA LCD panel covered with Gorilla Glass 2 and a keypad that features a new type of polycarbonate resin. The device measures 11mm thick and offers a 5MP rear camera with LED flash, 256MB internal storage, microSD support up to 32GB, Bluetooth 3.0, HD Voice and USB tethering, and will begin its global rollout next month in Russia, Germany, Switzerland and Poland. It has dualband HSDPA (900 / 2100) and quadband GSM / EDGE and will come in both single and dual-SIM flavors. The suggested retail price for such a package? 115 EUR ($150), which makes it more expensive than most Asha phones and featurephones currently on the market. It’s interesting to see Nokia push pricier models with a premium feel, but if there are plenty of places in which this kind of phone is wanted and encouraged, why deprive consumers?

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Nokia might not be the biggest smartphone manufacturer in the world at the moment, but this does not mean that they are down and out for the count. On the contrary, they happen to be the largest proponent of the Windows Phone 8 platform, with a slew of devices from them having made quite a mark so far. Well, here we are with a featurephone instead of a smartphone from the Finnish manufacturers this time around, where it boasts a body which has been carved out of a single piece of anodized and sandblasted aluminum, where the display is made out of a gently-curved and polarized Gorilla Glass 2, while the keyboard itself is constructed from hardened polycarbonate resin.

What kind of hardware does the Nokia 515 feature? It will come with a 2.4″ QVGA display, sporting a 5-megapixel camera complete with voice-activated self portraits, while a microSD card slot will be able to support additional memory. Arriving in a single SIM device, it will also come with a dual SIM option, while the battery has been said to last for up to 38 days on a single charge – in standby mode, of course, but we know that this is never going to be the case. Expect the Nokia 515 to ship sometime in Q3 this year with prices starting from approximately €115/$149. [Press Release]

Nokia 515 Announced original content from Ubergizmo.

Supposing you’re not all about the significantly more expensive Nokia Lumia 1020 with AT&T, the company has just let it be known this week that there’s another option headed your way for the carrier: the Nokia Lumia 925. This device takes what the original Nokia Lumia 920 was made of and amps it up with […]