The brand new king of Lumia's and Windows phones has arrived and it was quite the entrance, but will that massive camera sensor and improved software controlls be enough to get some android and IOS fanboys onboard the Windows Phone wagon?
I believe a good majority of those folks just doesn't want to acknowledge that something could be better than their loved ones.
I'd be lying if the camera wasn't my primary draw, I'm like a moth to a 41 megapixel flame. And the software that powers it. I could almost care less what the OS was.
Well technically from his post, it looks like he is from the States...which means a 300$ premi price for the 1020 still is cheaper than the 808 off contract according to Amazon.just go with 808 then for half the money
Yeah! Get the iPhone 5 that hasn't had a real software update since 2010 or the GS4 that will be obsolete in three months!
Between the 3? I have to go with iPhone 5.
The camera is amazing on the 1020 and the Windows Phone OS has a lot of potential, but after using a Windows Phone (Lumia 521) as my daily driver for nearly a month now, I can say it hasn't "wowed" me enough to make me want to stay with the platform.
As for the Galaxy S4, it's a fantastic device, no question, but after using a Galaxy Nexus for a year I've decided I'm done with Android. I don't need the degree of customization it provides, nor do I need to continually root and flash my phone just to be happy. Also, I'm not a huge fan of Google and prefer using alternatives to their services whenever possible.
If I had to buy a new smartphone today, It would be an iPhone 5. It will be receiving the iOS 7 update, and still has access to the best app library on the planet. For me, the iPhone provides the most features and functionality with the least amount of hassle on my part.