Serial leaker @evleaks has released a screenshot of a new Nokia Lumia handset. As usual #-Link-Snipped-# has maintained brevity in the status message by stating just the word ‘Moneypenny’ which is the code name for the handset. @evleaks had previously leaked the code names ‘Moneypenny’ and ‘Goldfinger’ which are supposed to be the first smartphones from Nokia to run Windows Phone 8.1 (Windows Blue). The same can be confirmed by looking at the bottom of the screen shot where you can notice the on-screen buttons. As we had told you earlier Windows Phone 8.1 would be ditching the capacitive buttons for Windows 8.1 Phone To Have On-Screen Buttons. Next if you take a look at the top of the screen, you find two signal indicators followed by two calls and messages icons which prove that the new handset has got dual-SIM functionality.


Nokia has the habit of setting the clock of a smartphone to represent the handset’s name and if we use that logic we can easily guess that the name of the handset is Nokia Lumia 630 by looking at the smartphone’s clock which says 6:30. Folks at #-Link-Snipped-#, have gone a step further and said that another handset called as Lumia 635 is in the making which supports LTE connectivity. Nokia's first dual SIM Windows Phone handset seems to be the Moneypenny (Lumia 630 / 635) - PhoneArena guys have tried to examine the photo more closely and have come to the conclusion that the Lumia 630 might have a 720p display given the fact that the screenshot which has a resolution of 480 x 854 pixels which is not supported by Windows Phone 8 and it might be a downscaled version of a 720p screen grab since they bear the same aspect ratio. Both the above sources say that the Lumia 630 will be targeted at Asian markets since Dual-SIM functionality is quite sought after in countries like India and China.