I've never owned an Android device before, although I have heard of the lagging issue that plagues the operating system. Is it really that bad?
I've never owned an Android device before, although I have heard of the lagging issue that plagues the operating system. Is it really that bad?
I agree, and this is the same situation for me.Completely untrue.
I have 2 Android phones in addition to my 1020.
In my case two platforms compliment each other.
My opinion boils down to this there's no reason to trash one platform over another.
Windows has major benefits along with Android.
The Windows phone store simply doesn't include many apps that users may depend on.
Because of this I have been forced to use Android in addition to Windows mobile.
As it stands today it's just a fact of mobile life for the Windows user.
I am on the other side to android coin. Every android phone I have ever owned or used, when scrolling etc has been jumpy, laggy, and constant app closures etcs. after about a month or so, the entire system starts slowing down and you have to re install everything fresh to get it back to somewhat good. I have never had this issue with WP. Other than loading early versions of 10, and having to revert back to 8.1. I am using my note now with 4.4.4 and its friggin horrible. I am ready to just toss it out a window. Android is a wreck. constant app closures, auto reboots etc. Pure crap.
I was excited first to get all the apps that are not on wp. half of them are unuseable as they keep crashing etc. Not worth spending any money on an android phone for me. I am somewhat glad that MS did away with the android porting in favor of IOS development. Yeah, it will put app development back on the timeline a bit, but will be worth it in the end.
That's amazing battery life, Steve. It may be also due to different operating frequencies - I'm in Singapore, and we use GSM here - so far my experience here is that even other makes, like the iPhone and Galaxy models, suffer from terrible battery life - my old Lumia 920 and BlackBerry Q10 also exhibited this 'characteristic', as does a friend's brand new Samsung Galaxy A5. Probably something to do with network congestion here in Singapore that causes the battery to drain faster. Most folks I know don't get more than 6 hours of battery life, regardless of which phone they're using, unless it's a Passport or phablet-class device.
Depends on how much you want it. I paid 255EUR for mine - 64GB, yellow, unlocked with brand new camera grip (I've removed the safety seals).