Leaked slide shows Nokia 703 Windows Phone 7 handset

So, is this finally it - Nokia's first Windows Phone 7 handset? Could be - it's allegedly from a presentation for a carrier and shows a device very much like the Sea Ray (it showed up on video too). It's called Nokia 703.

The slide even lists some specs, which are unfortunately unreadable. Well, almost unreadable - you can clearly make out the categories and if you stare at it long enough, you start seeing even the fine print.

Take this with a pinch, or better yet a handful of salt, but we think it says "LCD 480x800 pixels 3.7 inches" next to the "DISPLAY" label. And that looks an awful lot like "5MP" and "720p@30fps" next to the camera. As for the memory, it seems like it says 8GB storage and 512MB RAM. Horatio of CSI would be proud of us.

Now, what we're reporting here is a leaked slide with barely readable text so the actual device specs might be quite different - but if they turn out to be accurate, the Finns better have some compellingly low price for the Nokia 703 or it won't get very far.

Under General, the second word seems to start with an N, which would indicate a November launch - that would be in line with an October announcement at Nokia World and a launch the following month.

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Nokia N8-01 (801?) leaks on video, looks smoking hot

We just stumbled upon photos of a new Nokia smartphone. The device dubbed to be the Nokia N8's successor, is said to be called N8-01 (though, considering Nokia's new naming policy the Nokia 801 seems more likely) and features a qHD screen.

The images come from this Nokia 700 hands-on video, courtesy of the Greeks from Technoblog. While testing the Belle-running 700 video player, the review runs a video, which features the unannounced smartphone with an edge-to-edge curved screen.





You may check out the video itself below. The Nokia 801 makes an appearance at 2:20 minutes in.



The Nokia 801 is another Symbian device that, if the N8 successor guesses are true, should pack one hell of a camera.

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Leak: Nokia 803, the Symbian Belle running successor to the Nokia N8?



The Nokia N8, released back in October 2010, hasn’t had much competition in the imagining department during the past 14 months. Not even from the wildly popular iPhone 4S. It’s a testament to Nokia’s serious commitment to producing some of the best camera phones to ever hit the market. Now several weeks ago we reported on a rumor that said Nokia was going to release a successor to the N8 sometime during the second quarter of 2012. This as yet to be identified device is allegedly going to run Symbian, have a 3.5 inch screen that pushes 800 x 480 pixels (something Symbian hasn’t ever done), 1 GHz processor, 512 MB of RAM, and a “huge camera sensor” with an unknown megapixel count. Today the folks at PocketNow got a sneak peak at the product manual for a Nokia smartphone called the Nokia 803 that we think may very well be the next camera focused device to come out of Finland.




Looking at the image above, what stands out is the ridiculous hump on the back. It makes the hump on the back of the Nokia N8 look minuscule in comparison, which suggests that there’s a strong possibility that the Nokia 803 packs a Xenon flash, just like a dedicated point and shoot camera. The manual also reveals that the 803 has NFC support, HDMI video out, and DLNA. Other than that, there’s not much else to cover. If we had to take a guess as to when we’ll see this thing being unveiled, we’d say either Mobile World Congress in February or at a dedicated launch event in March, the latter being preferable since Nokia is likely going to want to focus all their attention on Windows Phone during the world’s largest wireless exhibition.

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