Good:
1) Solid hardware feel, I really don’t mind the weight
2) Battery life I managed to get 18 hours with 3% still left on it!! This thing is like the energizer bunny!
3) OS is very different from what you are used too and looks nice and feels very smooth no matter what.
4) Price
5) LTE capability and it works really good compared to competitors in my area.
6) The integration with some of live services like messenger and skydrive.
7) Nokia Drive is very useful over here because there areas in the mountains where there’s no signal so having the maps on the phone is a big plus… Also the GPS on this phone is fast… really, really fast acquiring a good lock. Puts my Galaxy s2 and WebOS to shame…
Bad:
1) There is a very good amount of apps that I miss from other OS like WebOS and Android. Also apps prices are a bit high. Also no matter how much people hate flash it is still necessary for some sites, so having it would be good.
2) Strange noise when it vibrates
3) The camera and options compared with my Galaxy S2 is crap. Sorry but it is…
4) I would love to close background apps easier… like WebOS… If the ask hp for the patent maybe they can reach an agreement now that HP is just sitting on WebOS.
5) Missing wireless A/N 5ghz Radio, Unable to join a wlan with WPA2 Enterprise authentication and notification LED.
6) If for example you put a 4 number password/pin and somebody tries guessing the will know is a 4 number password/pin because the phone stops at 4 numbers and prompts incorrect password making it easier to password guess. But the pattern unlock in Android… Love it
7) Does not want to download Microsoft outlook/exchange attachments. Works fine on WebOS, Android and iOS. Will check if theres something server side but doubt it..
Will I keep the phone past 30 days? Probably not because there some very important apps/utilities that I need for my job that there no equivalent on WP7. Like Wireless Analyzer, Network diagnostic tools (ping,trace route,DNS tools,ssh, etc),Teamviewer, remote desktop, dropbox. And i really use the phone camera a LOT to take pictures of my kids and i would like those to look good.
Will I try again yes when WP8 comes out and hardware specs get bumped.
I wrote teamviewer about an app and they seem interested in doing it if there demand for it so those who use it let them know…
I know some of you don't like the OS being compared or criticized i felt the same way when people did it with webOS but sometimes it's whats make a platform a success or a bust though MS has lots of resources to keep WP alive. I dont like iOS, not a fan of Android either for me the Best OS was WebOS but we all know the fate. So i was really hoping for WP7 to fill that void.
1) Solid hardware feel, I really don’t mind the weight
2) Battery life I managed to get 18 hours with 3% still left on it!! This thing is like the energizer bunny!
3) OS is very different from what you are used too and looks nice and feels very smooth no matter what.
4) Price
5) LTE capability and it works really good compared to competitors in my area.
6) The integration with some of live services like messenger and skydrive.
7) Nokia Drive is very useful over here because there areas in the mountains where there’s no signal so having the maps on the phone is a big plus… Also the GPS on this phone is fast… really, really fast acquiring a good lock. Puts my Galaxy s2 and WebOS to shame…
Bad:
1) There is a very good amount of apps that I miss from other OS like WebOS and Android. Also apps prices are a bit high. Also no matter how much people hate flash it is still necessary for some sites, so having it would be good.
2) Strange noise when it vibrates
3) The camera and options compared with my Galaxy S2 is crap. Sorry but it is…
4) I would love to close background apps easier… like WebOS… If the ask hp for the patent maybe they can reach an agreement now that HP is just sitting on WebOS.
5) Missing wireless A/N 5ghz Radio, Unable to join a wlan with WPA2 Enterprise authentication and notification LED.
6) If for example you put a 4 number password/pin and somebody tries guessing the will know is a 4 number password/pin because the phone stops at 4 numbers and prompts incorrect password making it easier to password guess. But the pattern unlock in Android… Love it
7) Does not want to download Microsoft outlook/exchange attachments. Works fine on WebOS, Android and iOS. Will check if theres something server side but doubt it..
Will I keep the phone past 30 days? Probably not because there some very important apps/utilities that I need for my job that there no equivalent on WP7. Like Wireless Analyzer, Network diagnostic tools (ping,trace route,DNS tools,ssh, etc),Teamviewer, remote desktop, dropbox. And i really use the phone camera a LOT to take pictures of my kids and i would like those to look good.
Will I try again yes when WP8 comes out and hardware specs get bumped.
I wrote teamviewer about an app and they seem interested in doing it if there demand for it so those who use it let them know…
I know some of you don't like the OS being compared or criticized i felt the same way when people did it with webOS but sometimes it's whats make a platform a success or a bust though MS has lots of resources to keep WP alive. I dont like iOS, not a fan of Android either for me the Best OS was WebOS but we all know the fate. So i was really hoping for WP7 to fill that void.
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