Nokia has put up an image of an upcoming mystery device on its official Conversations blog. According to the post, the device in question will be unveiled on Wednesday. Going by the image, there's no price for guessing that it's going to be a QWERTY device. Other details, including its onboard software platform, or hardware specs remain unknown. The top corner of the phone resembles the styling of the recent Lumia 620. So don't be surprised, if it turns out to be the first QWERTY Windows Phone device. Nokia's Twitter account has also tweeted the same picture with the caption "be there or be square!". The word square could also be hinting at live tiles.

The Wednesday's announcement will be followed by a Q&A session with Neil Broadley, who is part of Nokia's feature phone team. So we can't rule out the possibility of a low-cost Asha handset, with a new design language. So guys what do you think is on the cards? Sound off in the comments section below.

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