Tue Jul 09 2013, 14:23
FINNISH PHONE MAKER Nokia has failed to keep the Lumia 1020 under wraps, with the smartphone having been leaked in full ahead of its unveiling in New York on Thursday.
Wpcentral has managed to get its mitts on a press image of the Nokia Lumia 1020 showing off the handset's 41MP rear-facing camera and three different colour variations of the Finnish phone firm's upcoming Windows Phone flagship. It's much more detailed than last week's leak, where we merely caught a glimpse of the handset's rumoured 4.5in AMOLED screen.
As well as revealing that the handset will be available in black, white and yellow, the image shows that the camera adds a fair bit of bulk to the rear of the Lumia 1020, although the handset looks much slimmer than the Pureview 808. This camera, as well as boasting a 41MP Carl Zeiss sensor, comes with both a Xenon and LED flash, and Wpcentral claims that there's also optical image stablisation along with the option to take 32MP and 5MP images at the same time.
The leak also revealed that the Nokia Lumia 1020 will be the first Windows Phone 8 device to feature 2GB of RAM. There's also talk that the phone will feature 32GB of non-expandable storage, a built-in FM radio, NFC and an optional wireless charging backplate.
There's also the first hint of a release date for the device, with Wpcentral claiming the Lumia 1020 will show up at AT&T later this month. There's no word on UK availability, although it is likely to be released over here.
The Nokia Lumia 1020 will be unveiled in New York on Thursday, and The INQUIRER will be live from the event to bring you all the latest details
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