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Codename Bandit: Nokia working on 6-inch Windows Phone 8

Nokia is working on device with a 6-inch screen and that it will come with a 1080p display, a Qualcomm Snapdragon quad-core processor and a 20 megapixel camera.

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FP Staff|Aug 20, 2013, 18:37:20 IST

Smartphones with 5-inch and bigger screen and a quad-core processors are a common site these days. But as far as Nokia and Windows Phone 8 are concerned the biggest screen is still the Lumia 625 which is only 4.7-inches.

Now a report by The Verge, states that Nokia is working on device with a 6-inch screen and that it will come with a 1080p display, a Qualcomm Snapdragon quad-core processor and a 20 megapixel camera.

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The report quotes sources familiar with Nokia's plans have revealed and said that the device is codenamed "Bandit".

[caption id="attachment_1047465" align="alignleft" width="380"]Nokia Logo is seen in this file photo. AFP

Nokia Logo is seen in this file photo. AFP[/caption]

If the smartphone is launched it will be the first Windows Phone 8 device which supports 1080p screen resolution and with a quad-core processor. Windows Phone 8 currently does not support 1080p screen resolution or quad-core processors. Microsoft is likely to launch an update soon, offering support for both.

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Meanwhile another report on 3G.co.uksays that Nokia is also working on another device the Lumia 825 which will have a 5.2-inch screen and a quad-core processor. The report says that the Lumia 825 will be a mid-range device.

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First Published:Aug 20, 2013, 18:37:20 IST
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