jojoe42
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I thought Disney land was a place to go to experience great rides and get lost in the magic. To go and count mobile devices and break them down into percentages isn't my idea of fun! Just teasing you, seriously though if your in Disneyland and want to take loads of pics im guessing the 1020 would be the best choice. With MS purchasing Nokia and the integration taking place, we will see lots of focussed marketing, devices, gret features, innovation etc coming through. MS spent billions and will continue to do so to increase the market share, its stagnated due to the merger and they will come out fighting soon! watch this space, Micky Mouse will have a Lumia!
As for getting people to switch, look at Blackberry, the darling of the business world, you would have had to wrench a Blackberry out of the dead hand of many executives before they would give it up, that wasn't too long ago.
Adding to the Disneyland theme I went to the one in Anaheim and took loads of (great) photos with my 1020 - we ended up keeping most of my photos and deleting the ones taken off the rest of my families' iPhones
For the last couple of years I've seen MS lay the groundwork for a completely unified experience (i.e. Universal Apps, universal kernels with universal code and universal-ish interfaces with cross-platform cloud services like OneDrive and Office 365) and this is fantastic, however I've also read/seen back in the past lots of other things MS made that could've been great (Courier, SPOT etc.) that they completely screwed up and then the competition took their idea. I really hope Satya Nadella is a different kettle of fish to what MS has been in the past - this is a bloody great direction for the company to be going and all, but if their execution is poor it's all over.