Microsoft Lumia 830 reached "End of Life" status on Microsoft stores.
According to a leaked document provided by an anonymous Microsoft employee, the Lumia 830 will no longer be restocked on Microsoft stores, Ubergizmo reported.
"Lumia 830 is no more, to fill in the empty spaces in the store, the Lumia 735 will do it," the Microsoft employee said.
Though Microsoft will discontinue manufacturing the Lumia 830, while remaining stocks will continue to go on sale, it will not affect the Lumia 830 support and warranty, Neowin noted.
Ubergizmo added that this move could only indicate that the rumored Lumia 830 successor, dubbed as Saana, might arrive anytime soon.
The Lumia 830, launched last year, was one of the last Lumia lineup with Nokia branding. It was said to be an "affordable flagship," but Neowin noted that it lacks high-end features and falls on the mid-range category.
Microsoft claimed that the Lumia 830 that "it's on par with its flagship equivalents from Samsung and Apple."
Specs-wise, it has a 5-inch screen and 1280 x 720 resolution; PureView camera with bright and clear image on its 10MP rear camera and 0.9 MP front camera and armed with a quad-core 1.2GHz Snapdragon 400 processor paired with 1GB of RAM and internal memory of 16GB which can be expandable up to 128GB memory via a MicroSD. Also, it features up to 15GB of OneDrive storage.
Meanwhile, the latest leak on the first Windows 10 based flagship, Lumia 950, hints that it is all set to arrive on its expected release this fall as live images have recently surfaced.
The live images confirmed that the upcoming Lumia 950 will feature a USB Type-C connector which was first found on OnePlus Two; a 3GB of RAM and onscreen keys.
Also, it has been revealed on GFXBench that its internal specs include a QuadHD resolution; and under the hood will be a Qualcomm Snapdragon 810 suggested by its Adreno 430 GPU coupled and 16GB of internal storage, GSM Arena reported.
