Time after time Finland-based Nokia has shown its commitment towards low-end handset market. 2014 is the year of major transformations, and the makers behind Lumia range of handsets have set their eyes on tapping the ultra affordable segment. #13;Weve already seen the first fruit of Nokias hard work in the form of Nokia X family of devices. Whats next now? As usual, the internet is flooded with rumors and speculations around Nokias first ever Windows 8-powered dual-SIM phone. #13;Last week a new rumor surfaced that clearly started that the Nokia Lumia 630 might get announced in China in April. Now were seeing a press shot of purported Lumia 630, all thanks to leakster commat;evleaks. #13;Going by the leaked image, the Nokia Lumia 630 has been shown in five cool color variants: White, Orange, Black, White, Yellow and Green. It also shows that the device will be made out of polycarbonate plastic, which is very obvious. Looks like the makers are not keen to add a camera flash on the rear-back or the dedicated camera key. #13;Recommended: Nokia Lumia 1620 Concept Phone Appears Online With Exuberant Specs #13;Nokia Lumia 630- What about specs? #13;Earlier last week, WPCentral had reported that the the Lumia 630 will pack a 4.5-inch display (854 X 480), and a Qualcomm Snapdragon 400 processor coupled with 1GB of RAM. The phone is now expected to have virtual touch keys. Further, the Lumia 630 is also tipped to have the dual-SIM variant as well. #13;It is widely assumed that that the single SIM variant of Lumia 630 could be announced as Lumia 635, which will support 4G LTE connectivity. #13;Back in December last year, rumors pointed to a dual-SIM supported phone in the making. Some of you might have been expecting the Lumia 630 to debut at this years Mobile World Congress (MWC). #13;Nokia Lumia 630 vs. Lumia 620 #13;The Lumia 630 would bring a significant upgrade over its predecessor, which brought a 3.8-inch (800 x 480) display and a mere 512MB of RAM on the table. The upcoming Dual-SIM phone is also expected to go official at Microsofts Build conference. #13;Stay Tuned to GizBot for more updates!