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Windows Phone fans can look forward to a glut of Nokia-branded smart devices before the Finnish firm completes the sale of its mobile division to Microsoft.

‘Sources familiar with Nokia’s road map’ have told The Verge that there will be half a dozen new products on show.


While details on all of these are as yet unclear, it is known that Nokia will be outing its 6-inch Lumia 1520, putting itself up against Samsung’s Galaxy Note 3.

The phone is believed to pack a 20-megapixel camera, using Espoo’s PureView tech.

But the real excitement centres around the Lumia 2520. Nokia’s Windows tablet has been hyped for years, pretty much from the minute Nokia revealed it was working with Microsoft.

How the slate will stack up against the iPad and Nexus 7 remains to be seen. Microsoft’s new Surface 2 slate is out on the same day as the Nokia event, suggesting Redmond is plotting a concerted attack on the tablet space as Christmas approaches.

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Nokia’s fall from preeminent mobile maker to third–placed smartphone scrapper has been a long slide rather than a sudden blip.

Unlike HTC, Nokia’s business took years to slip from its position.

An embattled executive team tried and failed to relaunch Symbian, saw the new hope of Meego disappear, before Windows Phone was introduced in an attempt to bring some order back to Espoo.

But with Lumia smartphone sales gradually rising (7.4 million Windows Phone 8 devices sold in Q2 2013) and losses seemingly under control (just the £98.5 million lost in the same period), Nokia looks as if it’s making its way back to stability.

Its new Lumia 1020 should give it a major boost when it finally hits shelves later this summer, after a glitzy New York launch last week.

More phones, especially budget versions of its Lumia range, are expected to land before Christmas. In short, Nokia should be even stronger come the end of 2013.

That’s important for so many reasons.

Perhaps most importantly, it gives Microsoft’s well thought-out mobile OS a platform on which to launch more sustained attacks on the big boys of Android and iOS.

The more Windows Phone Nokia sells, the more likely developers will get on board and create an ecosystem to rival that of Google and Apple.