Another Microsoft branded Lumia is on its way. The upcoming Lumia 435 release date may come into light any time soon as it has reportedly passed certification in Brazil, where it is known to be the Windows Phone hub.
This certification has been done by Anatel (the National Telecommunications Agency of Brazil). Thus, the phone is set to be launched any time soon.
The upcoming Microsoft Lumia 435, with the model number RM-1068 has been spotted at the US Federal Communications Commission (FCC) and purportedly received certification in Indonesia.
After the US Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has reviewed the Lumia 435 last month, it revealed some specifications along with an image unveiling the front of the speculated Lumia 435 that sports colorful hues.
The entry-level Lumia phone was listed by FCC to feature a dual-SIM 3G support with no LTE support. It will sport a small screen of 4-inch with WVGA (480x800 pixels) display, and will measure about 118.1x64.7mm in size and about 11mm to 12mm in thickness. The upcoming Microsoft Lumia 435 is rumored to be powered by a Qualcomm Snapdragon 200 and will feature a 5MP rear snapper.
Meanwhile, Anatel could not include a photo of the alleged Microsoft Lumia 435 as the agency is bound by a short-term confidentiality agreement until January 30, 2015.
India Today adds that according to a report from Phone Arena, the upcoming Microsoft Lumia 435 was shipped into India back in November, 2014 and sports a price tag of only $57 per unit.
On the other hand, the Redmond tech giant is rumored that it will not launch a flagship until H2 of 2015. Thus, the Microsoft Lumia 940 might not be unveiled until Q4 of this year as previously speculated.
The alleged Lumia 1330/1335 and Lumia 435 was also said to be the last Lumia phones to be shipped running on Windows 8.1 as the company is about to launch Windows 10 on mobile platforms and succeeding low-end to high-end phones will run the latest operating system.
