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If you just think in terms of updates and hardware, WP7 has the worst of both worlds. But think of it in terms of software. But iOS and Android share a very sim
by azylman 15y ago
If you just think in terms of updates and hardware, WP7 has the worst of both worlds. But think of it in terms of software. But iOS and Android share a very similar UI, while WP7 is very different.
I've never owned a Windows Phone, but from what I've heard from people who have owned them (these are people who have owned iPhones, Android phones, Windows phones, and sometimes Blackberries - they've run the gambit) it is the most intuitive, easy, and fun interface on the market right now.
- gouranga 15y agoI'll back you up. I've owned 2 HTC Android handsets and 2 iPhones. I'm currently using a Nokia Lumia 710. Impression: it's orders of magnitude better. Everything just works - can't find a single bug, it integrates nicely with everything, its fast, it only cost 139 GBP (~$220) on pay as you go (no contract!), it's pleasant to write software (no GC hell like on iOS or painful toolchain like Android), battery life is pretty good for a smartphone, Office comes with it, Fully offline Nokia maps/drive come with it. As for apps. I genuinely haven't needed any. It's just awesomeness for the money!