I just sold my older Moto G. Unfortunately I have to connect to Exchange and Android doesn't cut it at all in any way, shape or form for that task. Also it was

I just sold my older Moto G. Unfortunately I have to connect to Exchange and Android doesn't cut it at all in any way, shape or form for that task. Also it was buggy as hell. This could be an artifact of being Android though. So I bought a Winphone (Lumia 630). Actually quite pleased with the purchase. Everything just works and it's pretty fast. Few things that bugged me about the Moto G: 1. Battery life. Some days it was good, some days it was abysmal. I can't work out why. Google Play Services ate a lot of it though apparently. 2. Navigation under Google Maps craps out regularly and crashes, usually right at a road junction. Also it's useless to start a navigation session if you're on a G/E connection. You need an H/H+ for it to even consider working. That's bad as I drive out into the sticks regularly. 3. Chrome just refuses to load pages half the time and white screens. 4. Sometimes calls don't connect with audio. Nice phone but marred by bugs IMHO.