According to recent news, Nokia will soon be releasing a new phablet by the name of Lumia 825. The 825 will have a display size of 5.2 inches, which will make it the largest Nokia Lumia on the market. This move was an expected one from LG given that all the major smartphone manufacturers like Samsung, HTC, Sony and LG have been releasing smartphones with large displays as of late.
However, it looks that Nokia will be placing this particular model to compete with middle range smartphones and phablets. As a matter of fact, the 825 is expected to sport a quad-core 1.2GHz Snapdragon 400 processor running at 1.2 GHz and a Qualcomm Adreno 305 GPU.
If the rumours are correct, the Lumia 825 is dual SIM capable. It is also expected to support the NFC (near field communication) protocol and well as Miracast wireless connectivity. Miracast wireless connectivity is a new technology that allows you to stream content wirelessly to a TV set. The 825 should also support Qualcomm’s Quick Charge, which would enable the phablet to be charged more quickly.
The Lumia 825 will run on Windows 8 GDR3. This Windows version supports 1080p resolution screens, however the 825 is expected to have a 720p screen in any case. There is no official date for the release of Nokia’s latest phablet, but rumours suggest that the phablet may be released as early as October or possibly early next year.
