source : pocketnow
All the way back in September, when Microsoft was introducing new Windows Phone hardware like the Lumia 830, it also had an announcement to make about new firmware on the horizon: Lumia Denim.
The update was set to deliver features like 4K video recording – when
it got here, that is. Word was that Denim would hit WP8.1 Lumia handsets
starting sometime this quarter, but it’s been seriously slow to arrive;
so far, there’s some early evidence for distribution to phones in
China, but users in the West remain out of luck. However, that may be
just about to change, as Microsoft’s spotted getting its ducks in a row
for Denim’s arrival.
What’s changed? Over on its Lumia WP8 support page, Microsoft is now
updating its online assets to switch from talking about Lumia Cyan to
Lumia Denim. The market-by-market ETA pages are still in Cyan-mode, but
the main update page now addresses the imminent arrival of Denim.
There’s even an update video (embedded below), going over the basics
of upgrading to Denim. It’s nothing Windows Phone users haven’t dealt
with before, but the mere fact that this video’s now been published
really has us thinking that Denim updates are about to start hitting
handsets in a big way. That should mean flagships like the 930 and 1520
seeing it arrive first, with other Lumias joining as we start getting
into 2015.
Video : How to Update to Windows Denim
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