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I am staying with both WP and Android and keep my Lumia 1520 as a photocamera (it's substituting an Olympus EP3 for most street photography). This may lead you to think that's not worth hanging on WP.
However, for some reason i'd suggest people who are already on both platforms not to give up on WP. I complain a lot but it's not because the platform is a total loser; it's more a Microsoft issue than an OS issue. The OS has endless potentialities. Microsoft is making users hate it with delays, badly implemented functions, lack of basic functions, poor attention to global users etc. It's as if they had forgotten all their skills in the mobile area. But if you only have one device and feel like WP is limited, then go to Android for a while. There is hope in the next two years WP may be a bit better. The new Android iteration promises faster performances, smoother experience (and a boring interface for me). I don't think you should feel any stupid anyways. People pick their device based on their needs. If your 520 fits your needs why look in neighbor's garden? If it lacks, migrate without thinking too much. Remember that middle-low range WP offer a much better experience of their par devices on Android. Also, till Google proves it true, Android devices tend to slow down (i have a Galaxy Note II and it's almost unusable at times.....honestly).
That is my very humble two cents or even less![]()
agree its a more Microsoft problem than the os itself.
what i meant when i said stupid was comparing the lumia 630 on HW to moto G
Yes it is worthy to hang on to Windows Phone.
But first do everyone and yourself a favor.
Please upgrade your phone before you make a decision.
well, im a student and here in India we don't have contracts from our service providers on devices. we pay the full price so i considerably have a limited budget
Hang on to Windows considering the change you saw from wp8 to wp8.1 you might have an idea of how quickly things are changing.
quickly?

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