I like the 920, but it's not official pictures from Nokia.From the pictures alone, I prefer the Lumia 920 to the Ativ.
But I also remember how good the Samsung Galaxy S3 looked in real life (Never liked when I saw the pictures).
I know that feel, if I could buy them all I'd be less pickythe Ativ looks great, but are not very happy with the home-button.
But think I'm a bit more for the Lumia, there's just something to it
Just saw the new maybe to come htc to.... Like it
Argh... Can't afford them all...
Well big and light is not a problem and it's also thin. What I don't like about Nokia is the thickness, their phones are big, I don't might it to be heavier, but I prefer large phones to be thin as they feel more comfortable. I guess it's relative to the user.I like the two Nokia phones much more than the Samsung Ativ. The Samsung phone is too similar to the galaxy s3 which is too big, and too light. This seems to be a sum sung problem.
I like my phones to have weight. It makes me feel like my phone is more durable, and comfortable. I like the feel of the lumia 900 and it seems like the Nokia phones will have a similar feel, albeit the 920 is a touch too big for my taste, and skinny jeans. I very well may settle for the 820.
Lumia still looks like a Lumia but also looks different. Its vibrant and young. My only confusion is which colour??
I did ask around and a couple of girls in my office said white phone for a guy kinda looks weird..
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I am straight too, and I gotta admit, it is very tempting to put the tiles pink every time that I switch colour.Agreed. I wouldn't own white, because I don't like how old/grungy they get after a while, but I'm a straight guy and if I want to rock a magenta Lumia, !@#$ you and your negative opinions! (Clarification though, I want the new red 920 color... it had BETTER be coming to AT&T.)
well at least it's a completely different design and look from S3 but the same style for a noteI cannot believe that Samsung has done it once again!! Especially after rather "pocket biting" lawsuit.
Personally I think that Samsun ATIV may be a great and powerful devise. But so what if from the front you can't see anything different than an iPhone 3G with square button. From the back however they gave it a bit of a twist making it look like previous HTC handset.
I will speak only for myself and ask - where is your creativity Samsung? Didn't you learn your lesson yet? We all love our windows phones and personally I can't wait for more devices to be released but so far I'm disappointed and gutted with lack of design personality from Samsung.
Wow. And that is your FIRST post!!! (Welcome, by the way!! Love the fact you jumped right in. You are going to fit in well here on WP Central!!)I cannot believe that Samsung has done it once again!! Especially after rather "pocket biting" lawsuit.
Personally I think that Samsun ATIV may be a great and powerful devise. But so what if from the front you can't see anything different than an iPhone 3G with square button. From the back however they gave it a bit of a twist making it look like previous HTC handset.
I will speak only for myself and ask - where is your creativity Samsung? Didn't you learn your lesson yet? We all love our windows phones and personally I can't wait for more devices to be released but so far I'm disappointed and gutted with lack of design personality from Samsung.
But so what if from the front you can't see anything different than an iPhone 3G with square button.
Or an intentioned slap at the iPhone, as Microsoft and Apple have cross licencing agreements and cannot sue each others products, so.... why not cheap shot?...it's true. From dead-on, ignoring the OS itself and the size difference, it's a dead ringer. The exact shape of the rounded rectangle, the chrome bezel, the bar-shaped speaker for the ear, and the single button at the bottom.
The last detail is perhaps the biggest give-away that the styling is intentionally derivative. If they wanted physical buttons, why aren't all three bottom buttons physical? If they wanted capacitative buttons, why isn't the home button at the bottom center physical? One physical button and two capacitative buttons is hard to justify from an ergonomic or an aesthetic perspective...unless you're trying to make it look more like a device that just has one button at the bottom.
Not worth suing over in my opinion, but still a disappointing lack of independent styling direction.
Or an intentioned slap at the iPhone, as Microsoft and Apple have cross licencing agreements and cannot sue each others products, so.... why not cheap shot?
One of my first mobile devices was a Nokia. I've never owned a Samsung device. though my monitor is a Samsung.I sort of like both the ATIVs is something that I could pull out at a meeting to me it's more refined more polished for the business end, where as the Lumia's are more laid-back lets have fun the 820 I'll have to see what it has for specs but being on T-MO the Sammy right now has the edge and with the new T-MO data plain you have to be insane to be on AT&TI always had a samsung and I never been disappointed either, I am not one to toss my phone on the table, I always take care of my electronic devices, but I understand that Nokia have built a solid reputation as for durability.
The Ativ has no killer feature. Nokia's killer features are gorgeous design and PureView...