After leaking in a user manual and SAR document yesterday, one of the upcoming Windows Phones for 2014 gets a snapshot. 

Bearing the model number W750V, the WP-powered handset is developed by Samsung and is rumored to hit Verizon soon. According to a report by GSM Arena, the device will be released some time in the next few months just in time for the Korean tech giant to take over Nokia's position as the top Windows Phone device provider. 

As you can see, the Samsung Huron looks almost like a Galaxy S device. However, we can notice that the smartphone has impressively thin bezels which make the phone better-looking than it really is. 

However, one aspect we can't try to ignore is the odd-looking Windows Phone home button at the middle. The home button in Samsung's Galaxy S devices look much better, and so to provide a new look the company decided to make it more of a rectangle. 

We sure hope Samsung will come up with a better looking button for its newest addition to the Windows Phone lineup. 

Rumors suggest the Samsung Huron will boast a Full HD display, and a 13-megapixel camera at the back. 

Still, we may want to take all of these details with a pinch of salt until Samsung has made the phone official.