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Nokia's 'big' Tuesday launch rumoured to be 4.7 inch Lumia 625

Nokia's 'big' Tuesday launch rumoured to be 4.7-inch Lumia 625

By Ketan Pratap | Updated: 22 July 2013 19:55 IST

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After unveiling its flagship phone, the Lumia 1020 that features a massive 41-megapixel camera lens, Nokia appears to be setting the stage for a new device that the company claims to be 'big'.

Nokia has posted a teaser on its Conversations blog that mentions that the company will make an announcement on Tuesday, with the message, "Something BIG landing here tomorrow".

The teaser further suggests, "We can't tell you what it is yet. But we can tell you when. Tune in tomorrow."

The orange teaser image posted on the website reveals very little about the upcoming announcement. However, it appears to be the back of a phone with the Nokia logo, similar to some Nokia Lumia devices. Going by the 'big' reference, it can be alluded that Nokia is planning to launch a device with a large screen. So we might see a new Windows Phone 8 phablet device tomorrow.

The teaser further suggests, "We can't tell you what it is yet. But we can tell you when. Tune in tomorrow."

The event is scheduled for 9am UK time (1:30pm India time) and we'll keep you updated on the announcement made by the Finnish handset maker.

A few days back, we reported about the Nokia Lumia 625 being spotted in China. The Nokia Lumia 625 is rumored to be the most affordable Lumia phone and would come with the biggest screen ever, for a Nokia phone. The Nokia Lumia 625 is expected to feature a 4.7-inch display.

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Further reading: Conversations, Nokia, Nokia Lumia 1020, Nokia Lumia 625, Nokia Lumia phablet, mobiles, windows phone, windows phone 8

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