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I'm starting to get frustrated!!!11-19-2012 09:15 PMLike 0 - Hi. I'm a 8S owner. and so far I'm very satisfied with my 8S. Mine is a work phone. so I can't take mine home right now11-19-2012 10:04 PMLike 0
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The screen is alright. Which makes sense. Since it's budget phone.and the performance is good. Better than my omnia w
There's only 4GB. but expandable11-20-2012 02:07 PMLike 0 - Hi, i would also wanna know, how much free space after the OS is on the Device. I guess it should be something between 1,8 - 2,3 GB of free storage. Please confirm this for me:)
Another quetion: What do you think about the camera. Can you compare it to your Omnia 7 Device and it is better or worse? Thanks a lot!
Smo11-21-2012 04:53 AMLike 0 - Um. Ok. there's 4GB but there's a MicroSD. I think the Cam is fine for a low end phone. Um for Wp8 and MicroSD storage is bloody better than your Omnia 711-23-2012 01:45 PMLike 0
- you're not getting the point brother.. all your apps can only be installed on your phone storage.. micro-sd is only for music, videos and documents..
so just go to SETTINGS>PHONE STORAGE and find out how much free space out of that 4gb is available to you.. and since os is installed on that 4gb you only get around 2 gb for your apps.. so please go there and find the exact amount..11-23-2012 09:17 PMLike 0 - I picked up one of these recently.
For your memory question, I think there was 1.67GB left on the 4GB out of the box.
Now, for me, that's not a problem. I installed every app that I wanted plus a couple of games and I still have just over 500GB left. For some people, especially people who love apps, that might not be enough. For me, though, I don't use my phone for much except playing music, checking emails, Facebook and the Internet in general, and (shock) making phone calls. So I suppose you'd say that I'm someone who falls into the target market for this phone. (I hate having apps when there is a perfectly viable mobile site available.)
I came from an Xperia S, which I ended up getting rid of because for all the extra specs under the hood, the build quality was terrible and the phone unreliable. I cannot really tell the difference between the Xperia S's screen (which is HD with, I believe, one of the best PPI ratios in the business). I will miss that camera, though.
Pros:
+ Beats audio. I was a sceptic; now a believer.
+ The phone is light and just the right size for me.
+ Syncs nicely with Outlook and other Microsoft services.
+ Xbox Music and Smart Glass.
+ Really nice design.
+ A budget Windows 8 phone is still a nicer experience than a high-end Android phone.
Cons
- The memory is fine for my needs, especially with an SD card, but more would obviously be welcome.
- The camera is a little bland, but obviously I'm coming from the 12MP one found in the Xperia S.
Battery life seems standard, for me. I got blue because that was the only option in New Zealand.
All my pros and cons are personal opinion, naturally. ;)
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12-08-2012 02:41 AMLike 4 - Share
- I picked up one of these recently.
For your memory question, I think there was 1.67GB left on the 4GB out of the box.
Now, for me, that's not a problem. I installed every app that I wanted plus a couple of games and I still have just over 500GB left. For some people, especially people who love apps, that might not be enough. For me, though, I don't use my phone for much except playing music, checking emails, Facebook and the Internet in general, and (shock) making phone calls. So I suppose you'd say that I'm someone who falls into the target market for this phone. (I hate having apps when there is a perfectly viable mobile site available.)
I came from an Xperia S, which I ended up getting rid of because for all the extra specs under the hood, the build quality was terrible and the phone unreliable. I cannot really tell the difference between the Xperia S's screen (which is HD with, I believe, one of the best PPI ratios in the business). I will miss that camera, though.
Pros:
+ Beats audio. I was a sceptic; now a believer.
+ The phone is light and just the right size for me.
+ Syncs nicely with Outlook and other Microsoft services.
+ Xbox Music and Smart Glass.
+ Really nice design.
+ A budget Windows 8 phone is still a nicer experience than a high-end Android phone.
Cons
- The memory is fine for my needs, especially with an SD card, but more would obviously be welcome.
- The camera is a little bland, but obviously I'm coming from the 12MP one found in the Xperia S.
Battery life seems standard, for me. I got blue because that was the only option in New Zealand.
All my pros and cons are personal opinion, naturally. ;)
Hope that helps!12-08-2012 04:32 AMLike 0 - I picked up one of these recently.
For your memory question, I think there was 1.67GB left on the 4GB out of the box.
Now, for me, that's not a problem. I installed every app that I wanted plus a couple of games and I still have just over 500GB left. For some people, especially people who love apps, that might not be enough. For me, though, I don't use my phone for much except playing music, checking emails, Facebook and the Internet in general, and (shock) making phone calls. So I suppose you'd say that I'm someone who falls into the target market for this phone. (I hate having apps when there is a perfectly viable mobile site available.)
I came from an Xperia S, which I ended up getting rid of because for all the extra specs under the hood, the build quality was terrible and the phone unreliable. I cannot really tell the difference between the Xperia S's screen (which is HD with, I believe, one of the best PPI ratios in the business). I will miss that camera, though.
Pros:
+ Beats audio. I was a sceptic; now a believer.
+ The phone is light and just the right size for me.
+ Syncs nicely with Outlook and other Microsoft services.
+ Xbox Music and Smart Glass.
+ Really nice design.
+ A budget Windows 8 phone is still a nicer experience than a high-end Android phone.
Cons
- The memory is fine for my needs, especially with an SD card, but more would obviously be welcome.
- The camera is a little bland, but obviously I'm coming from the 12MP one found in the Xperia S.
Battery life seems standard, for me. I got blue because that was the only option in New Zealand.
All my pros and cons are personal opinion, naturally. ;)
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