Who knows. If you are already on Android, there's no compelling reason to come to WP. The only real selling point of the Lumia 1020 is the camera. If you can really appreciate the 41MP camera, which most people can't. Otherwise you will be saddled with an EXPENSIVE and chunky phone and all the problems associated with WP. There's a reason why Android overtook iOS and is powering over 70% of the smartphones in the world.
100% disagree. I switched from Android after two years, and I can list several reasons why I switched to the 920 over a Galaxy S III:
1. Camera quality: The Galaxy S III is pitiful in low-light, and I like that Windows Phone devices have dedicated camera buttons. Though I'm not big on pictures, the camera experience on Windows Phone is better than on Android.
2. Music: The built-in music player on Android (my HTC Droid Incredible) was horrid, and had a tendency to crash when switching artists.
3. Storage: Though there is no microSD slot in the 920, the 32 GB of built-in storage was a big selling point for me. Not having to buy additional memory to get by is nice.
4. Wireless Charging: It's extremely convenient for me, as I have the plate on my desktop case next to my bed, so I come home, set the phone down, and it charges. I'm anti-wireless stuff, so I have wires for my mouse, keyboard, external HDD, charger(s), Xbox 360 Play & Charge, and 2 Xbox 360 controllers I use for emulators on the PC. Having the wireless charger prevents losing the charging cable amongst my other wires, preventing the annoying untangling and fumbling about.
5. Price: $50 (and a free wireless charger, which was $50 itself) for the 920 for $200 for the Galaxy S III (at the time)? There was no comparison.
6. UI: This is a personal preference issue, but if you love the UI on WP (compared to the static grids on iOS and Android), it's a reason to switch.
7. Games hub: Not having to look for my games through several app pages or an app drawer grid of icons with my other apps is nice, since most of what I do on my phone is play games. That dedicated section is nice.
8. Xbox gaming: I'm a little bit of an Achievement *****, and those Xbox LIVE Achievements add some replay value to my games.
Anyway, point being, it's a stretch to say what you did. There are more than just those 8 main points to support my decision, but we all have preferences. There are quite a few decent features Windows Phone offers for folks over Android, in my opinion, and those are 8 that mattered for me.