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I've been using Windows Phones for a while after using iPhones for a while. The (former) Nokia hardware are solid and the entry level devices are being given a

I've been using Windows Phones for a while after using iPhones for a while. The (former) Nokia hardware are solid and the entry level devices are being given away. Check out Cricket -- they are on the AT&T network but can't advertise it. My basic take is that, so long as you don't have a big interest in Apps, it is a better device. It makes full use of the real estate and feels more like an integrated platform than a collection of functions. But the App situation is still a mess -- no one builds for it. If you have anything you really want, check in advance.

galfarragem 11y ago
> It makes full use of the real estate and feels more like an integrated platform than a collection of functions. I think you nailed it. These (and price) are the reasons that are making me consider it: I like small phones but I want them to be easy to interact with (large buttons). > But the App situation is still a mess -- no one builds for it. I don't have interest in apps - for that I have an Ipad - I will use it almost as an old mobile phone. Anyway Windows 10 might be a game changer on this.