Nokia Lumia 625 leaks light up the web ahead of possible reveal
What else could it be?
Update: Finnish tech site Puhelinvertailu released specs that match the previously leaked specs we've listed below.
But here's a few new nuggets we noticed about the Nokia 625: the large 4.7-inch screen is LCD, the 5-megapixel camera has 1080p recording capabilities and there will be microSD support for up to 64GB with 8GB of internal memory already on board - or so the report claims.
Five different colors are said to be available - orange, bright green, yellow, white and black - with interchangeable semi-transparent shells.
The site also claims the Lumia 625 will have an LTE variant with support for European bands - and probably North American support a little bit later.
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It seems like Nokia has its work cut out for itself.
Right after tweeting there would be "something big" revealed tomorrow, notorious leak artist @evleaks struck back with its own set of tweets.
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We already speculated that the Nokia 625 would be the prime topic of discussion and it seems @evleaks agrees.
The Twitter account posted not one, not two, but three images of brightly stacked phones, with two pictures containing phones noticeably sporting "6:25" as the time.
Coincidence? Maybe, maybe not
The suspicious time shown in the image may seem like a far stretch but leaks of the Nexus 7 2 have taken a similar route in attempting to convey Android 4.3.
Though, the incessant amount of images of the purported Lumia 625 seem to strongly suggest this may not be a coincidence.
TechRadar has previously reported that the Lumia 625 will likely pack a 1.2GHz dual-core processor, 512MB of RAM, 5MP rear camera and front facing VGA.
At this point, however, guessing is really just a countdown until tomorrow, at which point Nokia will let us know what's really going on.
- Well, we know the Lumia 625 won't cost as much as the Ubuntu Edge's crowdfunding goal.