sources...I was sure that the wireless charger (and some other stuff) was part of the 'first orders' bundle... much like they did with the 920.
And I was also sure that i saw it on an official release somewhere rather than rumours on wpcentral lol
Wpc did report it before http://m.windowscentral.com/nokia-push-wireless-charging-bundling-free-chargers-lumia-930
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With the utmost respect, not a single one of those links has the phone... and the first link is a nokia link to the standard phone - they never list the bundles on there.don't misunderstand me - I would be happy to get a wireless charger for free as I already pre-ordered the 930... ;-)
but currently all offers don't even mention a bundled extra for free:
After a couple of weeks/months after release hopefully there will be some bundles which includes bundled extras...
I see no proof whatsoever...Yup but the post above yours is proving different
then you were unlucky.I doubt it will come with a wireless charger. My 920 didn't come with one and it was one of the first units on sale.
Which is why in every single post I said bundled, not in the boxim pretty sure a wireless charger is NOT in the actual Lumia 930 box, but is a separate item altogether.
Its bundled with one, but it doesn't COME with one.
Have you guys heard anything about the 930 release having been moved up? I know online retailers really lack credibility when it comes to prediciting availability - they'd do anything for traffic to their site. However, most of the German e-tailers have been predicting mid June until now and Cyberport still says 6.19, yet over the past few days 6 sites have moved up their dates to as early as next week:
Hardwareversand.de (05.20)
anobo.de (05.20)
atelco.de (05.20)
av-electonix.de (05.20)
handyattacke.de ("delivery in 4-7 days")
ba-computer.at (06.02)
(Sorry, linking wasn't working for some reason)
I don't think that Verizon really cares or was given exclusivity for outside the USA. I think the delay for the '30 phones has been mainly due to WP8.1 being late - MS/NOKIA did not want to release phones 1-2 months before the new OS hits, while Verizon may have had it's own reasons for wanting the Icon before 8.1.They couldn't just release this phone and screw over Verizon on their 6 month exclusivity though.
I agree, but I wasn't fully willing to rule out any possible contractual obligations to Verizon. I was mostly stabbing in the dark about possible reasons for the 930 delay.I think the delay for the '30 phones has been mainly due to WP8.1 being late - MS/NOKIA did not want to release phones 1-2 months before the new OS hits, while Verizon may have had it's own reasons for wanting the Icon before 8.1.
As much as I like the N9/Lumia 800 design (still rocking my 800... about to upgrade to 930 or 1020), I do feel it has been played out a bit too much. I am feeling ambivalent about this, but I was looking forward to Nokia coming up with something fresh, that still feels like a Lumia. While I agree the 930 is a bit boxy like Verizon phones and the metal frame reminds me just a bit too much of the iPhone, the rounded edges, striking (orange, lime) black plate, and the solid feel of the device (at least what I've seen online) makes me want it more and more each day. If this is that new, fresh, yet familiar design they'll go with, I'm fine with it. I really hated the 925's direction.I agree, but I wasn't fully willing to rule out any possible contractual obligations to Verizon. I was mostly stabbing in the dark about possible reasons for the 930 delay.
The 930 doesn't feel like a typical global smartphone release from Nokia though. The design is essentially a repolished Verizon 928, the specifications are merely high-end for 2013 (when the 929 was planned for release) and the near half-year delay from the initial Icon planned release date to the 930 release date is unheard of.
All the rumors was saying the Goldfinger was the device slanted for Q1-Q2 2014 release. It would make sense they had to release another device if the Goldfinger went back to the work table.