- Nov 20, 2013
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Hello all,
I have a Lumia 920 with a cracked screen and need a replacement; sure I could replace screen but the 5 inch screen phones are more ideal to me. But without a flagship on the horizon, I'm down ready to spend $$ for an off contract device. So researching another device to purchase I ran across the Verge article; "Microsoft's first Lumia defines Windows Phone's future" [can't post links yet lol]
And check out the quote from the article;
"Microsoft is tempting potential Lumia 535 owners with what it calls a "5x5x5" proposition. Essentially, it?s five integrated Microsoft services: Skype, Office, OneDrive, Cortana, and OneNote. While Microsoft can and should be bundling these essential apps, it?s hard to see these ? with the exception of Cortana ? as differentiators. Microsoft?s Skype, Office, OneDrive, and OneNote apps are all better on iOS and Android compared to their Windows Phone equivalents. It might work at the low-end here with the Lumia 535 as owners aren?t expecting much for their money, but it?s increasingly difficult for the company to use these services as a unique offering for its Lumia phones across the board."
Agree? Disagree? I haven't used Android since mid 2013.
TL;DR
Does Microsoft make Microsoft Apps better on iOS and Android compared to WP?
I have a Lumia 920 with a cracked screen and need a replacement; sure I could replace screen but the 5 inch screen phones are more ideal to me. But without a flagship on the horizon, I'm down ready to spend $$ for an off contract device. So researching another device to purchase I ran across the Verge article; "Microsoft's first Lumia defines Windows Phone's future" [can't post links yet lol]
And check out the quote from the article;
"Microsoft is tempting potential Lumia 535 owners with what it calls a "5x5x5" proposition. Essentially, it?s five integrated Microsoft services: Skype, Office, OneDrive, Cortana, and OneNote. While Microsoft can and should be bundling these essential apps, it?s hard to see these ? with the exception of Cortana ? as differentiators. Microsoft?s Skype, Office, OneDrive, and OneNote apps are all better on iOS and Android compared to their Windows Phone equivalents. It might work at the low-end here with the Lumia 535 as owners aren?t expecting much for their money, but it?s increasingly difficult for the company to use these services as a unique offering for its Lumia phones across the board."
Agree? Disagree? I haven't used Android since mid 2013.
TL;DR
Does Microsoft make Microsoft Apps better on iOS and Android compared to WP?