New Windows Phone form factors hinted at Nokia World?

Getting bored of the current slew of Windows Phone devices available to you? Well, if you’re interested in knowing, it looks like there’s a possibility of us getting more than just candy bar phones from Nokia in the future. According to a slide that was shown off at Nokia World last week, we might be seeing some interesting Nokia-Windows Phone devices in the future – assuming the illustrations were meant to be taken literally.

In a screenshot showing the devices of “Tomorrow”, there is going to be a number different form factors for Nokia’s future Windows Phone devices. Since we know there won’t be any Windows Phone tablets (they’ll be running on Windows 8 instead), we can rule those out, but the rest of the devices look like they could possibly be: a large touchscreen phone with no hardware buttons, a regular candy bar shape device, a BlackBerry-like device with a QWERTY keyboard, a smaller full touchscreen device, and one very interesting tiny device.

Looking like some sort of iPod Nano, it looks like Microsoft/Nokia might want to take a shot at the tiny form factor market with Windows Phone as well. There’s a chance that the illustrations weren’t meant to be taken literally and don’t mean a thing, but if they do – I guess this is our first glimpse into Nokia’s Windows Phone future.