Nokia Lumia XXX has an edge to edge display, a bunch of sensors on the upper side and what seems to be a very discrete camera at the back. This is a Windows Phone 9 model, if you allow me to dream and it comes with 4G connectivity and possibly an octa core processor. All of these are my own speculations, since the designer didn’t mention any specs.

There will be a day when Nokia moves to such specs, if they will keep making Lumias. We may see such a device at the end of 2014, with a kickass back camera, but also a smaller camera module to deliver the Pureview performance. The Lumia XXX is a superb design that deserves a lot of credit.

[via Deviantart]

We’re dealing with a 5.2 inch Full HD smartphone, so we’re more in phablet turf than handset. This phone packs a 1.7 GHz octa core processor and the PowerVR Series 5XT graphics. There’s also 2 GB of RAM on board, 16/32 GB of storage and a microSD card slot. Micromax Canvas Crystal features dual SIM slots, 3G connectivity, NFC, Bluetooth 4.0, WiFi and USB 2.0.

At its back we find a 13 megapixel camera with dual LED flash and upfront we’ve got a 3.2 megapixel shooter. Other specs include a 3000 mAh battery and Android 4.1.2 Jelly Bean is the OS. The camera comes with autofocus, face and smile detection and image stabilization. The interesting bit about this supposed Canvas 5 is that instead of using metal it relies on “super strong crystal linings”, that measure 3 mm and protect it from rough contacts. The screen is also protected by crystal and the body of the phone is dust proof and water proof.

This design feels like an evolved Lumia of sorts and it’s well done.

[Thanks Suman Chatterjee]

Nokia Lumia 1080 supports a Full HD resolution and relies on a quad core processor with a clock speed of 1.8 GHz. There’s also 2 GB of RAM, a 13 megapixel Pureview camera with OIS and Xenon flash and a 3.2 megapixel front camera. Inside there’s a 2500 mAh battery and the OS here is Windows Phone 8.1 Blue.

The device is reasonably thick and seems to be based on metal and glass, judging by these renders. I’m not sure if this Nokia concept can bend or not, but it’s very likely. The lower part reminds me of the older Nokia models and I can see that the display extends over the curvature of the phone, which is interesting.

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We’re dealing here with a 6 inch smartphone with a Full HD resolution and TFT IPS Triluminous panel. Inside the device we find a Snapdragon 800 2.5 GHz processor, 4 GB of RAM and 64 or 128 GB of internal storage. There’s also the option of adding an extra 128 GB via microSD and at the back we find a 2 x 20 megapixel camera with 2160p video and 30 fps, plus optical stabilization.

There’s stereo sound, Android 5.0 Key Lime Pie as the OS and a fingerprint scanner in the mix. Powering up this giant is a 4000 mAh battery and we’ve even got a stylus covered. The thickness is 6 mm for this model. Fancy such a huge Xperia concept?

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We get a model that adopts a design that involves a lot of straight angles, a dual camera at the back, a camera button and a sort of kickstand at the back. The Xenon has a wireless charging dock, that magnetically orients the phone. It adopts the same design language and can be swapped for a different color.Ubuntu mobile OS uses all four cores of the processor on board of the device and its UI has real 3D depth, thanks to special effects and transitions.

The Xenon concept phone has interchangeable back plates of various colors and if you want to talk specs, know that it features a 5.2 inch 3D display, dual 16 megapixel 3D cameras with Carl Zeiss optics and 3D capability. There’s also dual LED flood flash and inside we can find the Tegra 4 processor and 3 GB of RAM. This model also supports 4G LTE.

[Thanks Liam]

Meanwhile, Nokia sent out invites to its July 11th launch event, mentioning that there are 41 million reasons to tune in. This is a very clear hint regarding the 41 megapixel camera that will be incorporated into this Lumia unit. The handset is said to have phablet dimensions, use a metal case and it’s expected to be less than 10 mm in bulk.

Nobody is talking specs here, but the camera is a sure thing: 41 megapixel Pureview cam with Carl Zeiss optics, OIS and really cool low light performance. Not sure if the Nokia Lumia 1020 will see Windows Phone moving to quad core and to 2 GB of RAM, but it could be possible. What do you think this model misses, design-wise?

[via @evleaks and Deviantart]

The motto here is “Some phones are smart…. Some are pure genius… “. The device is supposed to be a surprise and the camera is an “exciting feature”. We’re dealing with a smartphone that measures 5 inches in diagonal and offers a density of 524 PPI. The handset measures a crazy 4.6 mm in thickness and it comes with an aluminum chassis, that can be interchanged with other color versions.

There will be a full set of images from Liam soon, so keep an eye out for that. I can also say that the new model looks futuristic, something out of Cybertron maybe and it packs a powerful dual camera, a new Nvidia Tegra CPU and a bucketload of RAM. The OS is also unexpected!

[Thanks Liam!]

Windows Phone 8 GDR3 update will run on this phone and it comes with support for 1080p screens and a quad core CPU. The screen is still the same 4.7 inch Super LCD 3 unit and at the back we’ve got a 4 megapixel Ultrapixel camera and upfront there’s a wide angle front cam. Beats Audio and BoomSound is also here and inside the HTC One Windows Phone is a Snapdragon 600 CPU.

There’s also a rumor about a HTC One Mini unit, but we don’t have too much info about that. I like the design of the HTC One smartphone and I also appreciated the HTC 8X. Do we need a change or the same design yet again?

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This model brings together the features of the Galaxy S4 Zoom, S4 Mini, S4 Active and the leaks regarding a Snapdragon 800 S4 version. All of them together create the Samsung Galaxy S4 Ultra, that packs a 5 inch Super AMOLED 1080p display, a Snapdragon 800 processor, LTE connectivity and Adreno 330 graphics, as well as 2 GB of RAM.

I’m guessing we also get the brand new LTE-A standard here and at the back we’ve got that huge 10x optical zoom 16 megapixel camera with Xenon flash and the usual waterproofing and dust proofing from the Active model. Aqua mode shooting is included as well and if it weren’t for the bulk, this would be a must buy, probably at an obscene price.

[Thanks Bob Freking]

The iPhone 6 render you see here also has some specs associated, including a 4.8 inch rounded Full HD display with Gorilla Glass 4 protection and a quad core Apple A8 CPU clocked at 1.9 GHz. There’s also a glass front and back on this model, a microSD card slot (big LOL) and anodized aluminum sides.

Inside we find 3 GB of DDR3 RAM, a 3000 mAh battery, 128 GB of storage and at the back rests a 12 megapixel camera. This feels like a ghost of an iPhone, if you ask me and it’s very, very minimalistic. Do you like that or do you want more… styling?

[via The Techno Toast]

This is basically a smartphone that can twist and bend around your wrist and be worn that way. It has a curved shaped and it kind of reminds me of the Microsoft arc mouse. The screen seems pretty crisp and it has a very small bezel. The belt bundled with the phone is pretty fashionable and sturdy and I totally dig that cool Home button.

The device comes in a few colors and it’s incredibly thin, for a unit that should house a CPU, storage, RAM and possibly a camera. Would you see this device on your hand? As Windows Phone evolves, it’s expected to branch out, with formats like these included.

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This design goes the edge to edge display way and also adopts a thin metallic chassis. This fancy model reminds me of those Bang & Olufsen concept handsets or maybe a fashion phone of sorts. As you can see, we’ve got upper side and lower side speakers, a front camera that’s very discretely integrated and a clear delimitation of the upper and lower edges from the rest of the handset’s body.

For some reason, the phone feels very light to me, but it may just be an impression. Since Jsus usually creates Sony concepts, I have to say I would see this as a futuristic Xperia smartphone, one packing a 5 inch 1600p display, 8 core CPU and 26 megapixel camera. Is this the future?

[Thanks Jsus]

What you see here is the Samsung Galaxy Watch concept, a beautiful design that seems to keep some industrial design elements from the Galaxy S4. The watch isn’t exactly rounded, since it has a lot of straight edges, but it does feel curved at the top and bottom. The screen is very crisp, so I imagine it’s a HD display with the diagonal around 3.5 inches, let’s say.

The designer didn’t send us any specs, so we’re speculating on Samsung’s watch. This gadget should also come with 1 GB of RAM, a dual core Exynos CPU should be enough, plus the likes of S Health, S Translate and some other specific Samsung apps. There’s no trace of camera here and I imagine this serves as more of a companion to phones than standalone Samsung watch.

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As you can see instead of the Home button we now have the Apple logo and the screen of the handset is an edge to edge display. Volume buttons are also more minimalistic and frankly I don’t quite like them. This iPhone 6 involves an edge to edge aluminum shell, a brand new 4.3 inch Retina 2 display and obviously iOS 7 with all its perks and… lacks.

It appears that at the bottom of the phone, in the Apple logo area you will get a sort of touchpad, with gestures and “total control”, according to ADR Studio. The camera is now an 18 megapixel unit with a double power LED flash and noise reduction, plus stabilizer. The cute Apple logo at the bottom actually integrates a very discrete camera for fingerprint authentication.

And finally, we get the Apple A7 processor, a quad core CPU that will make the iPhone 6 powerful and revolutionary. Big thumbs up!

[via ADR Studio]

Multitasking is fist, with the option to peak at the currently open app, but also the option to swipe it away. There’s a card style app layout and the whole thing with the peaking reminds me of BlackBerry 10 OS. Then comes the Android 5.0 People and Dialer, with a card style dialer and the option to use the voice dial and search to call people directly.

The contacts are now card-based and the most frequently used contact method is shown below the name of each entry. There’s also a dynamic group view and you can organize contacts by group in cards. Finally, there’s the photo gallery from Key Lime Pie, that’s truly changed this time. We can swipe to the camera and check out the highlights for each album and click to access the full album. Even the pics are organized in the same card style that Jinesh Shah seems to like so much.

What do you think?

[via Jinesh Shah]

This phone packs a 5 inch display and comes with 16, 32 or 64 GB of storage, a front 3 megapixel camera and a rear 12 megapixel shooter, although the image here has them the wrong way, obviously. Inside the handset there’s a quad core CPU and other specs include a non removable Li-Ion 3000 mAh battery, as well as Windows Phone 8.1 as the OS.

The device’s design is all squared up and it looks basically like a thinner brick, which is not exactly my cup of tea. I’d see this model as a Lumia 6xx series or maybe 7xx. Also, I think that the battery inside is a bit big by today’s Windows Phone standards.

[via Rixxan Z]