Nokia Lumia 920 demo units are already in place at:

KLCC
Bukit Tinggi
Sunway
Curve
Paradigm
BBS Low Yat
The Garden
Amber Channel

source : https://www.facebook.com/NokiaMalaysia?fref=ts

This post has been edited by JasonWilton: Dec 19 2012, 06:51 PM

you forgot KLCC

Just few more days to go...like a dream la..haha, we have been waiting nonstop for the past few months!

aiks, thanks, just copied and paste

oohh man... so sorry. well, i suggest you go for L920 instead since you already used to S3 4.8", going back to 4.3" not an options for sure you will regret. that's the reason why im still holding my Titan!!!

ah makes sense. no biggie then. hardly ever get "urgent" emails on my personal mail anyway. Just forward them all to my outlook.com

Loving my offline Mix Radio on Nokia Music. The phone is now super awesome!!!! Thank you Nokia for the Mix Radio!!!!

That's a wise choice

Afterall, I find Outlook to be more intuitive. It's just so much easier to use compared to Gmail, which hides all the damn buttons after the updates. On top of that, I find Outlook to be more responsive and fluid

http://www.wpcentral.com/nokia-begins-wind...ogers-customers

bad news... apparently high chance we won't be getting portico update until february next year

Well, since most units in Malaysia / Asia aren't carrier bound, it should arrive much earlier than that

Urgh. This puts a bad taste in my mouth about purchasing this. I believe the 8X already has the Portico update available OTA?

Why is it really a bad taste when it is confirmed coming, only slightly later?

You're misreading the link you quoted. Since Malaysian Lumias aren't carrier bound, from the link, those with carrier-linked Lumias would get the update faster than those without carrier-linked. Which points towards the Malaysian version,which means at the earliest, February 2013.

I'm not a fan of waiting, and waiting for 2 months in tech years is a lifetime. What I dont understand is why the non-carrier-linked Lumias had to wait for the carrier-linked ones are given priority for update first. Wouldn't it be easier to update the non-carrier-linked ones since they should universal across all region, compared to the complexities of those linked to carriers?

Those linked once are the ppl that push their sales just like iphone. Its not apple selling iphone but telco selling the iphones

Carrier or non-carrier shouldn't matter if the update system is designed properly and implemented efficiently. iPhones/iPads all get the same update within 24 hours of each other.

My point exactly. Why segregate between the non-carrier-bounded and the carrier-linked version?

as above quote from WPCentral, it indicates that priority is towards non-carrier-linked phones.

why are they segregated? i am not sure but i assume its because there is custom firmware for carrier-lock and these are usually tested by carrier before released to public. Therefore it should be easier to update non-carrier-linked 920s

All these "can change" and "may" points towards probabilities and not confirmations. The only thing CONFIRMED are the AT&T and Rogers 920s getting their updates NOW. I dont base my purchases on "probabilities".

Maybe I'm used to Apple's way of doing updates, in which they've set dates for ALL iOS devices to arrive on a specific deadline. Not half here half there.

This post has been edited by stringfellow: Dec 20 2012, 11:51 AM

Guys, I don't know if this is the right place to ask, but from a WP perspective how are the apps doing? I just want to know because i have been an android user for 2 years and I am considering a change to WP8 either this or next year.
So I am not comparing to Android, I am just asking you guys as a potential WP user in the coming months

Totally agreed!