Photos of Nokia’s first true Android device have been leaked

While the renders for Nokia’s first true Android-powered smartphone that were leaked last week ended up being an unofficial fan concept, an actual picture of the device has been leaked this week. What’s funny is that the photos of the device, known as the Nokia C1, actually look pretty similar to the fan concept. Supposedly the smartphone will come with a 5-inch 1080p display and some mid-range hardware. 

Unfortunately, last week’s Nokia C1 render turned out to just be a fan concept, but this week we have a picture of the rumored smartphone in the wild, which is much trickier to fake. Somewhat oddly though, the pictures share a lot of common elements to the fan made renders, so I’m taking this with a pinch of salt. The photographs give us a quick look at the front and back of the phone, where we can see a rear camera with LED flash, a front camera in the top left and a couple of buttons, possibly the volume rocker, on the side of the handset. The bezel design seems very similar to the render, but it’s impossible to tell if we are looking at a metal uni-body or just a plastic case. The pictures also come with their own set of rumors. The smartphone is apparently sporting a 5-inch 1080p display, rather than the 720p panel that was previously mentioned. The phone is also said to run Android 6.0 Marshmallow out of the box, and it certainly seems to have a rather stock looking settings menu. The Intel SoC and 2GB RAM rumor also persists.