Originally Posted by
Alex Dean However, she was told that Nokia had been having "manufacturing issues" with the 930 and this was even bringing great annoyance to the Nokia executives because they feel like their hands are tied. And because of this, she said the release date might get pushed back until September (!!!)
Microsoft Portugal announced a couple of days ago that it'd be released in July here. So I think if the manufacturing problems were true, they'd know.
Also, it's a bit weird that they're having NOW manufacturing problems with the 930 when the Icon has been in production for such a long time. And if those exist, then it's the fault of those health-sensors, in which case they might as well drop them as I doubt they will be the reason anyone will buy a 930.
Originally Posted by
Visa Declined The Snapdragon 800 is already considered last-gen. By the time this phone is released, it's specs will out of date.
Actually, the SD800 is already outdated since the 801 is on every 2014 flagship and the 805 is coming.