One less windows phone user as of 5/11/2020. I paid the price to upgrade to an Android after using a Nokia Lumia 928 since Oct. 2016 that cost 99 cents at the time.
For the past year or two it had a shattered screen held together with packing tape (work amazingly well) and only charged with a $10 wireless pad.
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Purchased Samsung Galaxy A51 for a lot more than 99 cents. ... :unhappy: but it seems pretty nice after a few hours use last night.
Still planning to keep using the Nokia to play Pandora around the house; I think they think it is a PC and play music pretty much ad free without a subscription!
Anyone else still use a windows phone?! Someone I work with was amazed I did and when I broke the sad news he said he wouldnt be surprised if I was the last person on earth with a windows phone
My wife's and her backup 4s and my sister's all have dead batteries or barely hold a charge. Wife moved to Galaxy A5 5G.I still have my Idol 4s that I use occasionally, although not anything like a daily driver.
Download Launcher 10 and try it out. You can make Android look almost exactly like Windows Mobile. And if you use Textra for SMS, it can look just like the Windows Messaging app.
And of course you can still use Outlook for email and calendar. My Android is a better Windows experience now than my last Windows phone was. Until you get into the settings, you can hardly tell it's not Windows. And I have apps!
T-Mobile says the same. Thought I would be safe since 950XL is. But T-Mobile has a page to enter an IMEI to confirm and it says my 950XL will lose service. Maybe a glitch, but you might want to have CS conform for you.I received a text from Cricket wireless that as of February 2022 if phone is not HD voice compatible it will no longer work on there network. My Lumia 950, daughters Lumia 650 and Idol 4s are all HD Voice compatible, but will Cricket let them work? Running them as long as possible.
T-Mobile says the same. Thought I would be safe since 950XL is. But T-Mobile has a page to enter an IMEI to confirm and it says my 950XL will lose service. Maybe a glitch, but you might want to have CS conform for you.
If T-Mobile pulls the plug on a T-Mobile phone, they have stated they will offer a free Galaxy A21 (IIRC). I would not be surprised if whoever oversees that has no idea they ever sold Windows phones and so might not reach out to her. If her IMEI says it won't be supported, let her know to contact CS about a free replacement.I wondered if T-Mobile would do same? My mother uses a T-Mobile Idol4s on T-Mobile, I will check to see if she received the same message. Cricket says to enter IMEI in system also to check compatibility. I have not done that yet, am worried that they will not allow it due to them wanting all older phones off the network regardless if they work or not..
My wife's and her backup 4s and my sister's all have dead batteries or barely hold a charge. Wife moved to Galaxy A5 5G.
I'm using a Galaxy S20 FE 5g, but my backup 950XL may have forced retirement soon if T-Mobile is serious. Their web site that checks to see if a phone will stop working after an upcoming change says the 950XL will no longer work.
I'll try it and see. Give me a while.Did your 950XL make the cut with T-Mobile? My mothers T-Mobile branded Idol 4s for windows did and all is working great. ATT says my Lumia 950 is safe, doesn't look like the Unlocked Idol or cricket branded 650 will. Still don't know if Cricket will keep my 950 on network? will find out come February 2022..