IT168 just published some photos of an upcoming Nokia device with a 4 inch capacitive touchscreen, 12 megapixel camera, xenon flash, HDMI output, and probably more yet uncovered. The exact name is not known, but some blogs are already calling it the N8-00, while the source is calling it the N98.

I notice only one physical button at the front of the phone. Symbian^1 phones like the Nokia N97, N97 mini, 5800, etc had three physical or touch-sensitive buttons: Menu, Green, Red.

The back shows the 12 megapixel camera and xenon flash that will make a lot of people happy. I’m guessing it records 720p HD video because of the inclusion of HDMI.

On the left side of the device are slots for the SIM and microSD cards. There’s also a microUSB port and a mysterious protruding screw that appears on the other side as well.

On the right side are the camera button, volume rocker, keylock, and that screw I mentioned previously.

The top of the device shows the power button, 3.5mm port, and a label that says HDMI.

The bottom is a little blurry, but it could explain the tiny screws at the sides of the device. It opens up to probably give access for the battery.

That’s all the photos we have for now. Mobile insider Eldar Murtazin says it is real, runs Symbian^3 and is expected to come out in September. Are Nokia fans excited for this device?