but the Icon does not come with it by default, and the 630 and 930 rollout are still a few months away.
You can get it on new devices that have it bundled. WP8.1 is another very nice update, and I am glad to have it, but again it is going to take forever to get it rolled out in the US because the new Android and iOS updates are going to take priority in testing and rollout, so it is probably going to be another 2-4 months before it sees the light of day on most major US carriers. The technology is just changing too quickly right now for that. The thing is, I don't want a 1 year old smartphone if I am going to be 'stuck' with it for the next 2 years, no matter how good it is. I would love to move up to a 1520, but by the time my contract is up it will be over a year old, likely with no replacement in sight. By the time the Icon/930 is no longer a VZW exclusive in the US the 9xx line will be just shy of 2 years old. The 920 was released 20 months ago and we are just now starting the rollout of the 930. We need device updates on a yearly cadence. What percentage do you think it'll hold next month? Sound off below with your predictions!īe sure to check the AdDuplex Blog tomorrow for the full report!įorgive my ranting, but I am so frustrated at the slow rollout of new devices and updates. Some funs stats for this month.We're excited to see Windows Phone 8.1 adoption continue to take place. Nokia RM-983, 984, 985: A mid-range Lumia running Windows Phone 8.1 with a 5-inch 720p screen.We've got a handful to look at now, some we even know about from new OEMs joining the Windows Phone family for the first time. It's been awhile since we've seen some crazy new Windows Phones appear in the logs of AdDuplex data.
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