> lack of apps killed it For me personally, this is not true. I had a windows phone for about a year and it sucked, and I do mean SUCKED for daily use. At the

> lack of apps killed it For me personally, this is not true. I had a windows phone for about a year and it sucked, and I do mean SUCKED for daily use. At the time, I didn't use apps apart from email. Sure animations were smooth, but after the first two times looking at them, they are too slow and 'in your face', making the phone feel slow. Live tiles were annoying rather than useful because often I couldn't tell what clicking on the tile would do. Whatever reviewers tell you, pictures are not as good as simple icons if you want to open an app fast. The only good thing is I think there was a way to turn them off. Basic things like having a separate audio level for media vs ringtone were missing. Even something as simple as swiping up to unlock the phone, you swipe up to pull the lock screen up and unlock the phone, but often when unlocking the phone one handed, I couldn't push it far enough; instead of unlocking, the shade would drop back down and bounce on the bottom of the screen. This happened a LOT and it was really annoying. I tried to use it but it was a terrible, terrible, horrible experience.