14 DAY TRIAL // Later this month, Finnish mobile phone maker Nokia is expected to unveil to the world its first smartphone running under Microsoft’s Windows Phone operating system, and some more info on three such devices has just emerged.
Apparently, the first Nokia Windows Phones might include the SeaRay, which was already unveiled to the world, along with the recently leaked Nokia Sabre, and the Nokia Ace.
While no official info on these handsets' arrival on the market emerged for the time being, nor on the hardware they might pack inside, some leaked details on their specs did emerge, showing quite appealing smartphones.
The Nokia SeaRay, for example, is expected to arrive on shelves with a 3.7-inch AMOLED screen, a Clear Black Display, and with a 1.4GHz application processor packed inside.
Moreover, the mobile phone should include 16GB of internal memory, along with an 8-megapixel photo snapper on the back, with Carl Zeiss optics, auto focus, and video recording capabilities. It would be powered by a 1540mAh battery.
The Nokia Sabre, a device leaked only recently from Microsoft themselves, is expected to pack a similar display and the same application processor as the SeaRay, but will come with interchangeable back covers.
The mobile phone will include 8GB of internal memory, and should sport a 5-megapixel photo snapper on the back, also with auto focus and video recording.
As for the Nokia Ace, it might turn out to be the most appealing of the three, featuring a larger, 4.3-inch AMOLED touchscreen display.
The mobile phone also comes with a 1.4GHz application processor inside, as well as with 16GB of internal memory, HSPA+ connectivity, and an 8-megapixel photo snapper on the back.
The Nokia Ace is said to be set for an US launch too, and might land on the airwaves of AT&T sometime in the first quarter of the next year.
For the time being, these are only supposed specs of these mobile phones, yet rumor has it that all the necessary info on them might be unveiled at the Nokia World 2011 event, followed by more handsets at MWC next year.