• Diyan
• On February 3, 2014

As Samsung has stayed a bit far from the Windows Phone platform, Nokia has become the market’s leading force, taking more than 90% of the overall market. Now, different sources have revealed that the Korean OEM is still in the game, developing its first 1080p smartphone for Verizon. Samsung Huron (a.k.a SM-W750V) will join the Ativ family and will inherit most of the features from the last flagship model running Android – Samsung Galaxy S4. It is said that the phone will have a 5-inch full HD display (1080p), a quad-core Snapdragon processor with 2 GB of RAM, and a 13 MP camera.

The upcoming device could be announced at MWC in Barcelona later this month, according to some reports. An international variant could be also launched at a later stage. There is no word on pricing.