GSM Arena was tipped by an anonymous of a new prototype Nokia called Nokia 700, aka Zeta. The phone is said to be powered by a 1GHz processor inside (unconfirmed), and the successor to Symbian Anna, called Belle.

The Nokia 700 has a 3.2″ nHD AMOLED screen, which points to this being a Nokia C6-01 replacement. The Nokia 700 is also reportedly quite light (a bit over 80g) and measures 110 x 51 x 10mm, which doesn’t quite mesh with the “thinnest smartphone ever” claim, but those measurements may change as its design is still being developed.

From the photo, you can see that the camera is a 5MP unit and has a LED flash. We can’t guess at whether or not it has autofocus though. Also, the Nokia 700 has NFC connectivity, which Nokia seems to be warming up to following the Nokia N9 announcement.

Other specs that the tipster managed to get out of the Nokia 700 (which as we speculated might be called N7) are that it runs Symbian Belle (an update to Anna) and packs Wi-Fi b/g/n. There are also fast HSPA speeds (10.2Mbps or 14.4Mbps downlink and 5.76Mbps downlink). The battery was a 1080mAh unit.

SOURCE via GSM Arena