New to forum. GS3 owner looking for Options

[Symbianblack]

Hey I'm new here and I have a GS3. I'll be hopefully starting school in the IT world and will want a phone that has a IT experience.

 

[VDub2174]

Welcome to the forums!!

 

[Laura Knotek]

Hi Symbianblack and welcome to WPCentral. :smile:

What Windows Phones have you been looking at?

What carrier do you have?

 

[Lendo]

Welcome aboard.

Sent from my Z10 10.2.0.483 using Tapatalk 2

 

[Symbianblack]

Thank you for the welcomes but sadly my question has not been answered maybe WF 8 is not good for IT?

 

[Symbianblack]

Hi Symbianblack and welcome to WPCentral. :smile:

What Windows Phones have you been looking at?

What carrier do you have?

Going by your sig pic You took a similar route. I had both Symbian devices but went to Android instead of Blackberry. I wished Symbian was still around!

 

[N_LaRUE]

Hey I'm new here and I have a GS3. I'll be hopefully starting school in the IT world and will want a phone that has a IT experience.

What do you mean by IT experience?

 

[Symbianblack]

What do you mean by IT experience?

I'm sorry IT Apps/programs

 

[N_LaRUE]

I'm sorry IT Apps/programs

Are you referring to things like this? My Server | Windows Phone Apps+Games Store (United Kingdom)

Or is there something specfic you're after? Saying 'IT' apps is a bit like saying 'photo' apps.

 

[ousooner314]

I'd recommend two things -
1. Look at the Windows Phone Store (Windows Phone Apps+Games Store (United States)) and make sure you can find your must-have apps
2. Go to your wireless provider's store and actually play with some of the phones

We can talk for days on end about how awesome the Windows Phone platform is. But, it's all lost if you're not able to engage with the device effectively because it does not meet your specific needs. Hope this helps!

Edit - The link I provided is to the US Windows Phone Store. Make sure you're looking at your region's store because some apps are region-specific.