Lumia Black officially started rolling out a few weeks ago. Since then we’ve seen devices globally pick up the update. Today we’re seeing some updates for the Lumia 822 and Lumia 928 on Verizon, in addition to the Lumia 520 on AT&T. Is it Lumia Black?
Nope. The updates for the above devices appear to just carrier firmware specific updates. No Lumia Black yet for those devices on those particular networks.
We just tried two of the updates (AT&T Lumia 520 / Verizon Lumia 928) and still see the Amber firmware after these updates. Folks in the forums are still seeing Amber on their Lumia 822 with Verizon post-update.
Sorry, no Lumia Black today. But we’ll keep you posted when it does decide to go live. In the meantime, hit up the forums to see if these firmware changes are giving you any network related improvements.
Thanks for the tips Atif and everyone else!
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