MWC 2012: Nokia will release six new smartphones at Spanish expo

Nokia is reportedly gearing up to release three feature and three smartphone handsets at MWC 2012.

First up in the smartphone category we have the Windows Phone 7.5 powered Lumia 900.

Announced at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, the Windows Phone will see a European launch, possibly minus the LTE. The device comes equipped with a gigantic 4.3-inch display, Nokia's exclusive Carl Zeiss optics with large aperture (F2.2) and a slew of goodies that makes it look like a Lumia 800 on steroids.

The second in line is the Nokia Lumia 610. A perfect candidate for the budget conscious consumers, the smartphone is expected to 'push the low-end barriers of the Windows Phone platform'.

Last but not the least we will see the symbian powered N8 successor, Nokia 808 PureView make a debut at MWC. The smartphone is expected to sport the latest Symbian Belle OS and whopping 12-mega pixel camera and will mark the end of the Nokia's Symbian legacy.

Moving on to the feature phones section, Nokia will expand the Asha family with its three new Nokia S40 powered devices: Asha 302, Asha 203, and Asha 202.

The Series 40 mobile phones will come with a unique Nokia Browser, that works on the data compression technology.

This technology will make web browsing cheaper and faster for users.The phones will also feature support for web applications, which enable users to choose a web application and add it directly to the browser.

According to Pocket Now who got their hands on the handset list, there is not much information on the devices yet.

Hopefully more news will filter in, as we approach closer to the Barcelona-based expo.