Just when you thought that you are getting yourself all comfortable with Windows Phone 8, here we are with word that there is a very good chance of Windows Phone 8.1 being released for the masses to enjoy some time later this coming summer, in particular, this June or July. Why do we say so? Well, editor-in-chief of WPCentral, Daniel Rubino, did tweet that the good people over at Microsoft have already completed the core of Windows Phone 8.1, and while there are some bugs that need to be weeded out by the Consumer Experience (CXE) team, it ought to be a couple of weeks before those are squashed for the software to be ready for manufacturers. (RTM).
Should the Windows Phone 8.1 RTM happen later next month, then it normally takes two to three months for the real deal to hit the masses, which would translate to the originally mentioned June or July release date for Windows Phone 8.1 on a commercial basis.
