It’s still early in the morning so we don’t know if the leakster site @evleaks is teasing us or actually has a lead on a fourth color variant for the Nokia Lumia 1020, in candy red.
The image shows up on the famous Twitter feed with the caption “A dream or .... ?”. Now for the record, @evleaks has a history of nailing leaks and not a reputation for humor, so we’re inclined to believe there is some truth to it.
Of course seeing as the phone is launching in less than 10 days on AT&T and this device not listed anywhere for pre-orders, we can’t say if this is in the works or just something being kicked around. It certainly wouldn't be the first time AT&T had an "exclusive" color (they had the cyan Lumia 920, for instance) and this could brighten up their current yellow, black and white offerings. Hopefully we’ll find out more in the coming weeks before any of you commit to a color that was your second choice.
Having said that, we all know that the only true color is yellow :)
Source: @evleaks; Thanks, Nissy, for the tip!
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