As you may know, those running the Windows Phone Developer Preview are not eligible for the Lumia Cyan update and have to revert back to the commercial version of Windows Phone 8.0 in order to receive Nokia's custom update. Fortunately it looks like Microsoft has rectified the issue for some devices.
The Windows Phone Support team has confirmed that the Nokia Lumia 1020 and Nokia Lumia 1520 on AT&T along with the Nokia Lumia 920 on T-Mobile Germany are now eligible to receive the Lumia Cyan update even if they are running the Windows Phone 8.1 Developer Preview.
Hello Folks,
As part of our effort to resolve the issue with updating to Cyan while on the Preview for Developer program, we have rolled out the Cyan update to three specific device types this afternoon.Microsoft's Greg Sullivan (@gregwardo) has also confirmed this on Twitter:
Customers on the following devices and participating in the Preview for Developer program can now take the Cyan update:
- Nokia Lumia 1020 – Branded on AT&T
- Nokia Lumia 1520 – Branded on AT&T
We continue to work on releasing the other devices to receive Cyan as part of the Preview for Developer program and hope to have more information in the future.
- Nokia Lumia 920 – Branded T-Mobile Germany
Thank you.
Cyan update rolling to #WindowsPhone developer preview Lumia 1020 and 1520 on ATT, T-Mo Germany Lumia 920. More soon...
— Greg Sullivan (@gregwardo) August 26, 2014
Its likely that Microsoft is making sure they have fixed the issue by issuing the update to a few devices to begin with. We can be sure that the other handsets will also be able to enjoy Lumia Cyan soon. If you own one of the above devices, please leave us a comment and let us know if you have received the Lumia Cyan update. You can also manually check for the update on your device by heading to Settings > Phone Update > Check for Updates. | Here's all you need to know about Windows Phone 8.1 |
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source - Microsoft (Twitter)
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