No point getting excited.  I’ve been through this cycle a few times with Nokia.  It goes something like this:

0) Hear rumors on upcoming devices for a few months.  Amongst the info gleaned, they’ll be a few obvious photoshopped images doing the rounds followed by “leaked” specs.  Usually everything at this stage is dubious.

1) Official details are unveiled at a select event, usually with yet more photoshopped material, this time official.  Sometimes the announced features make you go “wow” until you find out several months later  the hardware (RAM/CPU/C Drive) is borderline.

2) Hype builds up after the announcement but the product won’t ship for at least another 6 months.  Rumors start on the actual specs and most are over optimistic.

3) Product gets delayed for a few more months.  The competition proceed half a generation ahead of their last major effort (which is already ahead of No-kee-ya).

4a) Finally new device ships with much fanfare from Nokia and press that give it praise but so much time has elapsed it’s DOA.  Early adopters get punished with numerous hardware and software problems.

4b) In forthcoming keynotes, Nokia press drones openly lie about how this device will receive continual support and/or key features such as Skype and they go as far as to even show some mock ups on what’s coming next.  No specific dates are mentioned but implications are made it’ll be soon!

5) Months pass, end users are left to discover hardware issues and countless bugs.  Nokia keep quiet or play down the issue(s).  Occasionally they’ll come clean when lying doesn’t fix the problem.

6) End users eagerly await the so called promised updates, thus starting another cycle of rumor/announcement/hype/delay/delay/delay/delivery/disappinted (repeat as required) for software updates and in the meantime also another one for possibly new device announcements!

Have I summed it up?