sguy156
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Yup lack of developer support for apps on WP is not there .Even major apps don't get updated on regular basis .
If you don't mind me asking, on what service provider are you using your P9? I'm really tempted by the P9 Plus, but, on AT&T, I've never had a Huawei phone function with 100% reliability. MMS and notifications are always problematic. Thanks.For the last couple of years I have run both in parallel on and off. At the moment I am using a 950XL and Huawei P9. There is no comparison between the hardware, Huawei have nailed it with the P9 (never held a more premium feeling phone) and yes the still camera shots are excellent. I still find myself using my 950XL 75% of the time. It comes down to the look and feel of the UI for me. I forgive W10 a lot. I await the Surface phone with greasy palms, nervously tapping my credit card on the table...
Well, I went from an LG G3 (which I got when it was the flagship LG phone) to a Lumia 1320 this past February. I got the 1320 purely because I thought it was cool that you could run a new OS (W10M) on an older, lower-spec phone (which I had bought used for dirt cheap). I figured it was an inexpensive way to try out Windows for phones and that I would play with it awhile until I got bored. I never did. When I found out that the L1320 would not be supported officially on W10M, I got mad and put my sim back in the G3. I lasted one day before I went back to the L1320 (until I bought my 950XL a couple of weeks later).
What I liked about the L1320 was the big screen and insane battery life. Best battery life I have ever had on a smartphone (including Android and BlackBerry). Standby battery life is great on the 950XL, too (even if that beautiful screen uses a lot of juice when the phone is in use). And the camera is insanely good.
What I like about W10M is the start screen and customizability. I do find an app gap but there is only one lack that really bugs me - banking (my bank, BMO, doesn't have a Windows phone app and the mobile site does not work properly in Edge).
I'm never going back to Android. My big debate now is whether or not to buy the HP Elite X3 or stay on the 950XL until the Surface Phone emerges (or is definitively ruled out).