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I currently own an Android phone (Galaxy Nexus). I've always been fascinated by the WP UI. It's a refreshingly new style that allows enough customization while
by bhups 14y ago
I currently own an Android phone (Galaxy Nexus). I've always been fascinated by the WP UI. It's a refreshingly new style that allows enough customization while maintaining a consistent look for the OS across devices. I've been telling myself that I want to make the jump when I'm eligible for my next upgrade, using Launcher7 and Launcher8 in the meanwhile to satisfy my Metro craving.
With that being said, the one thing that's been keeping me from making the jump is the Google integration that Android gives me. For people like me that are so dependent on Google services, Android's native support for Google Talk, Google Docs, Gmail, Google Calendar (and Tasks), and Google Chrome (since 4.2) has become essential.
If there's a way to be able to use these services on Windows Phone, I will almost immediately switch over, as I am very impressed with Redmond's offering, and look forward to seeing how they continue to tell the Windows Phone story.