Is it meant to be NOkia, or Nawkia?
Something REALLY grates me about who in the US the really go for the "NO" in the name.
It amazes me how stupid Nokia are with this phone, why can't they release a price to UK stores?
They probably cannot announce prices as the phone is an EE exclusive, so why are Nokia being stupid again?
I have no idea of the details of the exclusivity contract, and neither do you. There may be conditions in the contract that prevent SIM-free pricing being announced until the EE contract pricing has been announced, but that is just a guess.
You mention the iPhone 5, but as it was not exclusive to any provider it is not comparable to the situation with the Lumia 920.
While I would prefer Nokia to announce pricing, I am not going to jump about calling them stupid when I have little to no idea about their business decisions.
Umm all other makers are exactly the same, till the phone has an absolute official date for release on their networks agreed with, you dont get sim free prices.
Remember this when getting my S2 for example, no definite prices till release day.
Hers whats very likely, sim free, the phone will cost £500, or about £30 either way, so whats the big deal?
It amazes me how stupid Nokia are with this phone, why can't they release a price to UK stores?
[RXP]Andy;22998456 said:Its out of Nokia's hands to be honest, as Windows Phone 8 is unveiled to the world on October 29th (5PM in London). At which point I am guess we will have a lot more information, you'll probably find most places are on a NDA till that date.
I'll be at the Windows Phone event on the 29th at 5pm so of anyone has some questions ask me and I'll answer.
Probobly because of the current state of the Euro and its not a single currency like the Sterling.
It's an EE exclusive on contract, the exclusivity does not affect SIM free sales.
Look at the iPhone 5, announced, priced, availability made known to the public.
Nokia 920, announced, not priced, no availability made known.
Apple consistently releasing record breaking profit figures, Nokia's profits falling year on year.
Wouldn't you say Nokia was being rather stupid?