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Nokia's next Windows Phone leaked in dev ad

Lumia 900 looks Ace

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Nokia's next addition to its WinPho range has slipped out in a commercial for developers. Say hello to the Nokia Lumia 900.

The video, which was accidentally upped to Nokia's public YouTube channel before being marked private, reveals little about the Lumia 900's specs, but shows a very Lumia-like handset alongside some self-indulgent text, Dutch site All About Phones reports.

Nokia Lumia 900

“When you bring together Nokia’s stunning new hardware and a dynamic Microsoft OS you get amazing every day,” it reads.

The Lumia 900, which was codenamed the Nokia Ace, is widely expected to rock up with a 4.3in ClearBlack OLED display, 1.4GHz processor, 16GB of built-in storage and an 8Mp camera.

It follows this month's launch of the Nokia Lumia 800, the company's first venture into the Windows Mobile market.

Have a ganders at the clip below. ®

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It's been asked many times...

The answer is an evasive ".. wait for WP8". MS have said that Unmanaged Code will be allowed in the next major version of WP.

Getting this pushed through is in Nokia's interest, as it will allow Qt support for WP7, and Qt is Nokia's preferred dev platform for all their other devices: Series40, Symbian and Harmattan-Maemo.

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Nothing runs MeeGo. That was the problem.

Nearest you'll get is a Nokia N9 running Maemo.

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Accidentally indeed..

Who do they think they are they kidding?

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