With Windows Phone 8.1 just days away from being announced, the floodgates are starting to open for leaks about Microsoft’s new major OS update. This morning, a new video originally found on YouKu, the popular Chinese video hosting service, and published by the site Coolxap, has been released. The video, like many leaks, is of abysmal quality, and it was originally shot vertically. We managed to rip the video and reorient it, so it’s easier to watch. See it after the break...

So what exactly are we looking at? The device in question is definitely a Nokia Lumia 630. There are many clues that give it away, including the 5 MP camera on the back with no flash, the rear speaker in the lower right corner and placement of the volume and power buttons on the right. Seeing as the phone is matte black, and there’s little flare on the front, there’s just not much to look at with this phone. Best VPN providers 2020: Learn about ExpressVPN, NordVPN & more Looking at the OS itself, it’s a seemingly current build of 8.1 with virtual keys on the front of the device, as noted on the Lumia 630 hardware. Some other features observed in the video include: Action center

New Podcast app

New FM Radio app, pulled out of Music hub

Video and Music Xbox apps separated into two apps

New Store layout, as we recently reported

IE changes, including new Tab section, private tabs

IE tabs are displayed in multitask view

Pull down to close apps in multitask

New stock Photos app, with sections All, Albums, Favorites now on separate panels

New stock camera layout

Apps that are installed on the device: Storage Sense, Battery Sense, Data Sense