It looks like Irish customers have to wait a while longer for the Lumia 930, as Ireland's Technology Blog states that the launch of the device has been pushed back by two weeks. Earlier this month, it was confirmed that Nokia's latest flagship device would be making its way to Ireland's Meteor network in addition to Vodafone and O2.
While the original release date was July 3rd, the launch has now been pushed back to mid-July. There is no mention as to the actual cause of the delay, only that it is "from Nokia's side."
While the device may be delayed on Meteor, there is no evidence at this stage to suggest that other carriers, like Vodafone and O2, will also be pushing back their launch dates. Also, it is likely that this setback will not hinder the launch of the Lumia 930 in other territories like the UK. What are your thoughts on the delay? Would it affect your interest in the Lumia 930? Sound off in the comments.
Source: Ireland's Technology Blog
We may earn a commission for purchases using our links. Learn more.
Microsoft shares details of a security breach of customer support database
Microsoft disclosed the details surrounding a security breach from last December. The breach involves roughly 250 million entries from an internal customer support database.
Project xCloud on the NVIDIA Shield is almost like playing a regular Xbox
The only Android TV box really worth buying is already part games console, and xCloud takes that even further. Sideload at your own risk, but this is a lot of fun.
You can now manually check for the Windows 10 November 2019 Update
If you're running a recent version of Windows 10, you can now manually check for the Windows 10 November 2019 Update.
These VR flight simulators and games soar above the rest
Flight simulators and VR are a match made in heaven, especially now that GPUs and lens resolution can support a truly immersive recreation of Earth or space. Whether your vision of perfect flight gameplay is WWII-era dogfighting with a joystick, Star Wars-esque space battles mapped to a traditional controller, or mastering real-life aircraft using touch controls, we've found the best...
