Nokia has reportedly unveiled its latest phone in Lumia series, which will be a new flagship smartphone running Windows Phone 8.1.
The Lumia 930 reportedly features a 5-inch screen with 1080p display housed inside a rectangular body with metallic sides and a colored back, either in orange, green, white or black.
According to The Verge, Microsoft's upcoming device chief Stephen Elop said that the 930 is just a 'beautifully crafted device', while introducing the phone.
The flagship Lumia device reportedly features a 20-megapixel PureView camera with a Carl Zeiss lens, supports wireless charging and has a Snapdragon 800 processor.
Elop said that the Lumia 930 offers unprecedented images and videos.
The Lumia 960, which bears a strong resemblance to the Lumia Icon introduced for Verizon earlier this year, will be released globally, beginning in Europe, Asia, the Middle East and India this June and cost 599-dollars before taxes and subsidies, the report added.
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