Hi everyone,
After watching WP8 development from sidelines, decided to give it a try after 4 years on Android. Prior to that, I used iOS for a couple years, but found it too boring. My main reason for giving WP8 a try is I use Office 365 in my business, and the tighter integration between my phone and desktop is appealing.
I think the 925 is a great looking phone, but T-Mobile coverage is poor to nonexistent from my home office and I didn't want to pay full price and jump through hoops to get it unlocked. So I bought a used unlocked red 920 on EBay and it just arrived today. So far - I'm impressed. Setup was easy and I quickly was linked into my mail and office 365 accounts. I was a little concerned about all the noise about phone being heavy - but I honestly don't see it as being an issue. Yes, it is a few ounces heavier than my Nexus 4, but it's not made of lead!
I'll be putting WP8 through its paces over the next few weeks. If everything works out - my Nexus 4 may be history!
After watching WP8 development from sidelines, decided to give it a try after 4 years on Android. Prior to that, I used iOS for a couple years, but found it too boring. My main reason for giving WP8 a try is I use Office 365 in my business, and the tighter integration between my phone and desktop is appealing.
I think the 925 is a great looking phone, but T-Mobile coverage is poor to nonexistent from my home office and I didn't want to pay full price and jump through hoops to get it unlocked. So I bought a used unlocked red 920 on EBay and it just arrived today. So far - I'm impressed. Setup was easy and I quickly was linked into my mail and office 365 accounts. I was a little concerned about all the noise about phone being heavy - but I honestly don't see it as being an issue. Yes, it is a few ounces heavier than my Nexus 4, but it's not made of lead!
I'll be putting WP8 through its paces over the next few weeks. If everything works out - my Nexus 4 may be history!