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Nokia will be hoping to make a triumphant return to MWC this year, after having nothing new to show at last year's event. There have been suggestions that Nokia will announce as many as six new handsets at the show, including new high-end Windows Phones and what is being dubbed as its last Symbian handset. Whether or not this is Nokia's last roll of the dice on the Symbian platform is yet to be seen, but what we are confident of is that this should be Nokia's best camera phone to date. Earlier rumours suggested that the PureView would include "Nokia's largest image sensor ever", so we're guessing that we'll see a 16-megapixel camera in this bad boy. Matched with the latest improvements to the Symbian platform, the PureView could be the sleeper hit that no one expected from Nokia in 2012.

There's also a good chance that we'll see a couple tree hugger (spring & summer version) iphone case of new Lumia-branded handsets announced by Nokia at MWC, as well, There are suggestions that Nokia will unveil a 4G Lumia 900 for parts of the world outside the US, and a cheaper Lumia 610 for the prepaid market, The world's largest smartphone showcase is just around the corner, We've peered into our crystal ball to give you an idea of what to expect from the major manufacturers at MWC next week, Next week, the city of Barcelona will again play host to the world's biggest telecommunications expo, Mobile World Congress (MWC), and, as you'd expect, CNET Australia will be there to bring you all the latest news and announcements from the biggest players in the mobile space..

So, what can we expect in 2012? This year's show is already off to an unusual start, with mobile heavyweight Samsung deciding against making a keynote presentation for its products, and LG spilling the beans early on what many think will be the company's big releases. Interestingly, this might be the year that some of the newer names in smartphones make the biggest noise, with Huawei and ZTE queueing up new handsets and tablets for the event. Be respectful, keep it civil and stay on topic. We delete comments that violate our policy, which we encourage you to read. Discussion threads can be closed at any time at our discretion.

CNET también está disponible en español, Don't show this again, The new handset will likely run on Nokia's Symbian Belle platform, which has been receiving high praise for pundits overseas for being easier and faster to use than previous versions of the Symbian OS, Matched with Nokia's always excellent handset design and the PureView could be one to watch when it launches later in the year, Nokia has posted tree hugger (spring & summer version) iphone case a new video on YouTube showing images taken by a phone to be revealed at Mobile World Congress..

Are you curious about what Nokia is bringing to the Mobile World Congress (MWC) phone expo in Barcelona next week? Nokia thought you might be, so it's put together a tiny taster of one of its major announcements in the form of the video above. It would seem that the rumour about Nokia launching a phone with its "largest image sensor to date" will come to fruition at MWC, with the video showing Nokia teasing "pure depth" and "pure definition". These are marketing buzz terms to be sure, but the images in the video speak for themselves.