I see that a lot of people complain about Windows phones. I just wanted to share my experience.
Let me start by saying I am not as tech savvy as probably most of you on this forum. I previously owned two different Android phones. They probably were not the highest quality phones in the market as it seemed like at least 3 to 4 times per week I would have to remove the battery from those phones and reboot them because the phone would stop working properly. To me I found that very annoying. I currently have the Verizon 822 and the 928 Windows 8 Nokia phones. I have never had to reboot these phones. They just seem to work. If there is something that I don't know how to do, related to Windows phones, I just post on this forum and the people here have helped me with instructions or have helped me find work arounds. I guess what I am trying to say is that these phones work for me without a lot of hassle which is the most important thing to me. So, was it just my experience, or is a Windows phone more reliability when it comes to pressing the power button and the phone will actually work versus having to reboot and in this regard how would a Windows phone stack up to an i phone?
Thanks,
yeto
Let me start by saying I am not as tech savvy as probably most of you on this forum. I previously owned two different Android phones. They probably were not the highest quality phones in the market as it seemed like at least 3 to 4 times per week I would have to remove the battery from those phones and reboot them because the phone would stop working properly. To me I found that very annoying. I currently have the Verizon 822 and the 928 Windows 8 Nokia phones. I have never had to reboot these phones. They just seem to work. If there is something that I don't know how to do, related to Windows phones, I just post on this forum and the people here have helped me with instructions or have helped me find work arounds. I guess what I am trying to say is that these phones work for me without a lot of hassle which is the most important thing to me. So, was it just my experience, or is a Windows phone more reliability when it comes to pressing the power button and the phone will actually work versus having to reboot and in this regard how would a Windows phone stack up to an i phone?
Thanks,
yeto