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Haha true. Well it is a post from 12 about Windows Phone and NZIT support, from a photographer called Pete Whyshall.

I wish there was one... I will try get a small, soft case and call it a date. I jumped to Windows Phone for apps development and cause I got really tired of Google and Android. PS: A quick search for NZIT and EE on Google came back with your FB post (assuming you are that Pete) on EE's page.

Heh I on the other hand got an OCD...

True. The 1520 survived 4 days, which included using GPS, WiFi and watching Park & Recreation for 1-2 hours per day. The battery is great. Kinda irrelevant with this thread; but any suggestions on a good case? I got a heavy-duty from amazon, but it looks like it scratched my precious. :-(

I guess using an internet server drains battery due to the (minimum) data connection needed every now and then. Still I wouldn't mind it they did it ala HTC; if you lost NZIT connection keep/use last configured time instead of resetting it. Or keep it as a backup option? I know, a bit...

It is odd as Aperture who is on EE can't use automatic. O2 however appears to be NITZ compliant for sure.

A bit odd for a flagship model if you ask me. I wouldn't mind if MS adds an internet time server.

Hello Pete, Sorry for the double post. I was not sure if the question was posted or not, as I was getting an invalid link. I saw your reply and thank you for the input. My previous phone -HTC One- uses NITZ. I.e. when I am in London's tube or when at my office, where I had wifi but no carrier...

I am really happy with the offline maps. I went to Amsterdam during the weekend and the navigation was a blast thanks to the offline maps.

Hello all, I got a Nokia Lumia 1520 last week. Coming from an HTC One (M7), I am still impressed with the smoothness of Windows Phone OS -rarely I get any loading for an app. Moreover Metro has come a long way since the days of ZuneHD. However I got a slight problem with the date/ time. Both...