Just pulled my sim from an iPhone 7 Plus and put it in my most recently purchased 1520. 3 years later and I still like this phone.
Just pulled my sim from an iPhone 7 Plus and put it in my most recently purchased 1520. 3 years later and I still like this phone.
You have to have used a 1520 to understand. It's one of those "if I have to explain, you won't understand" deals.What inspired this? Also is your 1520 on 8.1 or W10M? Just curious.
Also have fun with this
You have to have used a 1520 to understand. It's one of those "if I have to explain, you won't understand" deals.
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You know you want to. Resistance is futile.I recently retired my 1520.3 to camera/travel duty.
I do keep looking at it fondly and wanting to insert a SIM.
What inspired this? Also is your 1520 on 8.1 or W10M? Just curious.
Also have fun with this
That's funny, I've had the same issues but with my Outlook contacts. It's my Gmail contacts that have remained stable. Upon further investigation, I see that my contacts on Outlook (web) have separately linked contact info for email, LinkedIn, Facebook and Skype. Some of my contacts have up to 7 separate entries depending on how many emails and social media data they have. When my phone syncs to Outlook, they all come in separately and I have to manually merge them. It's a PITA but at least I only have to do it once. Trouble is, I switch phones frequently so it seems as though I'm doing it every other week or so. It's an Outlook problem because it happens on any mobile OS I happen to activate. BlackBerry OS does a better job of automagically merging contacts with one push of a button though.I did have some issues with my google contacts not syncing so I exported those contacts into my outlook contacts. It doubled some and tripled some.
Ohh okay, that makes sense to me. I can totally understand. Enjoy it!I guess I realized that the day is coming when there will be no 1520s left worth using. I had to buy 3 to find one that meets my standards. I sold the other 2 on eBay.
I'm running W10M and so far it's fairly stable. I did have some issues with my google contacts not syncing so I exported those contacts into my outlook contacts. It doubled some and tripled some. I had to manually delete the duplicates to make my gmail contacts and outlook contacts the same.
I'm going to use this 1520 for a few months and then go back to an iPhone.
That's funny, I've had the same issues but with my Outlook contacts. It's my Gmail contacts that have remained stable. Upon further investigation, I see that my contacts on Outlook (web) have separately linked contact info for email, LinkedIn, Facebook and Skype. Some of my contacts have up to 7 separate entries depending on how many emails and social media data they have. When my phone syncs to Outlook, they all come in separately and I have to manually merge them. It's a PITA but at least I only have to do it once. Trouble is, I switch phones frequently so it seems as though I'm doing it every other week or so. It's an Outlook problem because it happens on any mobile OS I happen to activate. BlackBerry OS does a better job of automagically merging contacts with one push of a button though.
Went back to the iPhone 7 Plus. Too much compromise using W10M. I'm going all in with iOS.
I didn't realize the FFC on the 1520 was good enough to compete with an iPhone, the back camera was definitely a winner against an iPhone 6S picture and video quality.Had an iPhone 7 for 2 months, but hated the IQ from the camera, heavy handed processing and NR obliterates detail (I'm a camera type of guy) so bought a brand new 1520 two weeks ago and am loving it, stable, much better IQ from camera great battery life.
See crops from 1520 to the right and iPhone 7 at left, iso from i7 was 24 and 40 from the 1520, the 1520 blows the i7 away for IQ. the i7 crop shows the waxy/pastel look to photo that I hate, whereas the 1520 shot has much better detail and a more natural look.
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I didn't realize the FFC on the 1520 was good enough to compete with an iPhone, the back camera was definitely a winner against an iPhone 6S picture and video quality.