Nokia sent invitations to launch new Windows Phone devices

Nokia is planning to continue to launch Windows Phone market this year some new Lumia models on the first day of the 2014 BUILD exhibition organized by Microsoft from 2-4 months after San Francisco, USA.

Nokia is planning to continue to launch Windows Phone market this year some new Lumia models on the first day of the 2014 BUILD exhibition organized by Microsoft from 2-4 months after San Francisco, USA.

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Nokia event invitation image

According to the latest image in the press release, the company will hold an event that may be to introduce more new models with suggestions like " Join us for . more " and at the same time use The hashtag #moreLumia refers to devices that appear to be likely to be a new Lumia model running Windows Phone.

That's quite a match for recent rumors that some Lumia smartphones running Nokia's Windows Phone 8.1 operating system will soon be launched in the future, including code names like " Moneypenny " that are given The Lumia 630 , " Goldfinger " and " Martini " are said to be Lumia 930 .

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Leaked images of Lumia 630 run Nokia's new Windows Phone 8.1 operating system.

Lumia 630 is considered a mid-range smartphone with a 4.5-inch touch screen with a resolution of 854 x 480 pixels, a Snapdragon 400 VXL and 1 GB of RAM. The device will have a size of 129.5 mm x 66.7 mm, and above the screen will also have a virtual touch key. Another variant has dual SIM support.

Meanwhile, Lumia 930 is said to be the international version of Lumia Icon that Nokia sold exclusively to Verizon ( USA ).

And the device code-named " Goldfinger " is still a mystery to the knowledgeable world, only knowing that it may not have any buttons and uses a new gesture sensor system.

Update 25 May 2019
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