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Most of the phones I have ever owned were Nokias (the 3100, a brief stint on horrible Ericsson k310i, the 6131, and the Lumia 635). I have always found them to
by krige 10y ago
Most of the phones I have ever owned were Nokias (the 3100, a brief stint on horrible Ericsson k310i, the 6131, and the Lumia 635). I have always found them to be very sturdy, ergonomic, and responsive.
The 635 in particular I liked so much better than my current Galaxy J3 2016, I honestly consider switching back and the only thing holding me back is the hassle of transferring your data between Android/Windows Mobile.
- blauditore 10y agoI recently did it (the other way around): - Contacts are straightforward, just export/import on their web platforms. - Calendar is tricker; I ended up linking my old one to not miss existing events and just create new events in the new calendar. Everything else, like photos, mails and 3rd-party apps have not been an issue for me because they connect to the same clouds/services as before. Btw, since you can do most migrations from a browser, you may just try it without buying a phone first.