Nokia Lumia 630 is rolling out worldwide. For this month of May alone, it targets three countries – India, Italy and Australia. It is launching in India on May 12, and on May 20, it is expected to arrive in Italy; and on May 27, in Australia.

Those in Italy who want to own a Windows Phone smartphone can check if Nokia Lumia 630 is coming to their country. With a €149.99 ($207) price tag pre-orders can already be made at MediaWorld, complete with color choices of yellow, black, white, orange and green.

MediaWorld is a huge consumer electronics retailer and is an arm of MediaMarkt in Italy.

The Lumia 630 is the first device to come out with 8.1. Furthermore, Lumia 630 and Lumia 635 are the first Windows Phone handsets coming with on-screen navigation keys.

Meanwhile, those in Australia will see Lumia 630 roll out May 27 with a price tag of  AU$249 ($233). Vodafone Australia will market the device and will make it available online from June 4, at AU$179 ($167) with pre-paid service.

The Nokia Lumia 630 sports a 4.5-inch screen and 8GB internal storage expandable to up to 128GB with microSD cards. The screen may not be an HD but it has ClearBlack feature that makes the screen readable even in direct sunlight.

On the other hand, its cousin 635 is coming to T-Mobile and AT&T in the U.S. with the same specs, plus LTE connectivity.