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Nokia Lumia 625 hitting UK shelves August 26?

Jordan O'Brien
August 2, 2013

We were told that the Nokia Lumia 625 would be coming in September, but it may jump the gun ever so slightly with ViziLeaks claiming that it will be hitting shelves on August 26.

Whilst usually we would remain sceptical regarding leaks of this nature, ViziLeaks was bang on the money regarding the Lumia 1020.

We’re still waiting for official availability and pricing from the carriers, but as soon as we have it you can be sure we’ll let you know.

Source: MyNokiaBlog

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