The Lumia 2020 is one of many Nokia and Microsoft devices that appeared in a photo today. The 2020 was an 8.3-inch Windows RT tablet with a Snapdragon 800 and PureView camera, due to launch in 2014.
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The Lumia 850 was cancelled by Microsoft and never (officially) saw the light of day, but that hasn't stopped some fans from getting their hands on a working prototype to show us what could have been.
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Following the appearance of renders of the Lumia 850 in recent weeks, photographs of the handset in black and gold - one of four color options for the cancelled device - have now been published.
Several non-Lumia Windows Phones - including some older models from Samsung, HTC and Huawei - have been tracked running Windows 10 Mobile, but that's no guarantee that they'll get official upgrades.
Chinese sources have leaked an image of the upcoming Lumia 650, a new entry-level device from Microsoft. The device will reportedly feature a 5-inch 720p screen, with dual-SIM capability.
A new image has surfaced online, showcasing the four color schemes rumored for the cancelled Lumia 850. The image suggests that the device is no longer cancelled and will release next year.
Earlier this year, details of the Lumia 850 leaked, but the device was cancelled as Microsoft downsized its range. Now, renders of the handset have been published, along with rumors of a resurrection.
A report claims to have revealed a new Windows 10 Mobile handset codenamed 'Saana', perhaps destined to be released as the Lumia 650 - but there are some doubts over the 'leaked' image.
Microsoft is working on several new phones and three of the lower-end devices have leaked; the devices are expected to be released later this year but sadly, the flagship specs are still unknown
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