Nokia Lumia EOS press shot leaked, may be called Lumia 1020 or Nokia 909

Press shots of the much-rumoured Nokia smartphone, dubbed the Lumia EOS, have been leaked courtesy of serial leaker EVLeaks. The leaker also referred to the device as the Lumia 1020 in his Twitter post with one of the image, but has stated in another tweet that the phone may instead be called the Nokia 909. The pictures give us closer looks at both the display and the much-anticipated 41 megapixel camera on the back.

As is evident from the pictures, the Lumia 1020 will a xenon flash and a polycarbonate unibody. The pictures also show the AT&T logo on the top of the device, meaning that it will be available with the carrier in the US.

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We’re pretty confused about what to call it ourselves

We’ve already seen a picture of the handset leaked last month that showed that the design of the handset will be similar to that of the Lumia 920. The picture also showed a rather large camera module on the back of the device.

Apart from the 41 megapixel camera sensor, the EOS is rumoured to have an OLED display with 1280 x 768 resolution and 32GB of internal storage. The handset is unlikely to have a microSD card slot. There’s no information about the likely release date and price of the EOS.

The handset will also be reportedly running on Nokia’s new Amber Windows Phone software update, which has support for the company’s upcoming Smart Camera app. It essentially means that the Lumia 1020 will have the best of everything from Nokia—both hardware as well as software.

Considering the fact that the press shot has already been leaked, we expect the handset to be officially announced in the next couple of months.