I have a stable of Win Phones: a 928, and 2 Icons. One Icon is active with a Verizon number, and I use that to test Windows 10.
My primary phone is an iPhone 6 because it is solid with the apps I need for my work. I kept the other line active for testing thinking we would see great strides with Win 10 mobile, maybe even new phones we can use that will have productive apps. I've stayed loyal to the insider program and had great hopes ....
I must use Verizon. No other carrier has the reliable signal that I need full time. My business takes place on my phone, so "marginal" just doesn't cut it. I have the one carrier, and there is no viable option.
So the handwriting is on the wall. Windows 10 Mobile is an idea that may bear fruit some day, but for practical purposes, it is now relegated to hobbyist status. Its time to cut the line, reduce the phone bill, and stop wasting time testing an OS that is essentially "in experimentation", at least in our country. I'm not a big fan of the iPhone 6+, but I'm even less interested in an Android device. This one gets the job done without a lot of hassle.
In conclusion, if your current Windows Phone on Verizon meets your needs, why do anything ? An Icon has a solid camera, will handle your calls and messages, and allow you to do email. You haven't had continuum, so you don't need it now. There is nothing else in that phone, and perhaps less than what actually functions with 8.1 ( like full Band capabilities ). You will be just as well off with it on 8.1.
My primary phone is an iPhone 6 because it is solid with the apps I need for my work. I kept the other line active for testing thinking we would see great strides with Win 10 mobile, maybe even new phones we can use that will have productive apps. I've stayed loyal to the insider program and had great hopes ....
I must use Verizon. No other carrier has the reliable signal that I need full time. My business takes place on my phone, so "marginal" just doesn't cut it. I have the one carrier, and there is no viable option.
So the handwriting is on the wall. Windows 10 Mobile is an idea that may bear fruit some day, but for practical purposes, it is now relegated to hobbyist status. Its time to cut the line, reduce the phone bill, and stop wasting time testing an OS that is essentially "in experimentation", at least in our country. I'm not a big fan of the iPhone 6+, but I'm even less interested in an Android device. This one gets the job done without a lot of hassle.
In conclusion, if your current Windows Phone on Verizon meets your needs, why do anything ? An Icon has a solid camera, will handle your calls and messages, and allow you to do email. You haven't had continuum, so you don't need it now. There is nothing else in that phone, and perhaps less than what actually functions with 8.1 ( like full Band capabilities ). You will be just as well off with it on 8.1.