Only because he didn't know the ASP at the time of his post. ;-)
Is the ASP reported as it was sold to customers or as it is sold by Nokia?
Because I don't even think they have a phone in Germany that sells for $140.
Only because he didn't know the ASP at the time of his post. ;-)
That all sounds great to me, maybe substitute the 800 with whatever the next hotness in chips is. I'd prefer 5" to 5.3" as well. SD slot would be fab, especially with the RAW support.
My worry is, will the MS acquisition prevent the hardware group from pushing as hard on devices as they did while at Nokia? They had to work with Qualcomm on custom code and forced MS into expanding to allow 2gb of RAM before gdr3. I have the feeling MS will just slow them down, but I hope I'm wrong.
TBF, I don't think WP works all that well with low end hardware.
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Windows Phone doesn't perform well on low end hardware while android does. That thread hurt my head.
I have a question regarding Windows Phones, and instead of making a whole thread out of it, I thought I'd ask it here:
I'm considering a switch from Android to Windows Phone, since I'm kind of done with Samsung and HTC alike. The only viable option then is either moving to iPhone or Nokia Windows Phone (the 920 caught my eye).
Here's my question; is there any reason why I shouldn't make the switch? I use my phone for social media, calling, texting, sexting, browsing the web and I occasionally use Google Drive for making or reviewing notes. I use the calender function regularly to keep track of any appointments I have. I play games on it, but it's not a requirement, since I have a Vita as my main unit for portable gaming.
920 is nice although I'd prefer the 1520 if you can stomach the size of it.
For social media WP8 is fine. Twitter is well catered for and the official FB works well enough apart from extremely poor notifications. Calling... well it's fine, texting is great as the WP keyboard is probably the best out there once it's learns how you type, IE10 is perfectly good for browsing. Now on Google Drive you'll come stuck there as there isn't an official app for it there are just third party ones like this http://www.windowsphone.com/en-us/store/app/gdocs/d3493945-5727-e011-854c-00237de2db9e WP does have it's own note taking functionality with One Note.
Google Calender works as it should (so far as I can tell on my phone) and as for games, it pales in comparison to iOS and still lags quite far behind Android. It's not as barren as it was but WP is not the phone to grab if you are big into mobile games.
Look at that growth slowing down.
I'm seeing more and more Lumias around here everyday. The Lumia 620, like the one I bought, seems to be by far the most popular one. I've seen a couple 820 and one or two 920.
Now there's a carrier that's introducing the 520 to the market, so I expect to see even more Lumias, as the price difference between 520 and 620 is pretty big, you could almost buy two 520 for the price of a 620.
There's another carrier that will introduce the new high end devices.
I have a question regarding Windows Phones, and instead of making a whole thread out of it, I thought I'd ask it here:
I'm considering a switch from Android to Windows Phone, since I'm kind of done with Samsung and HTC alike. The only viable option then is either moving to iPhone or Nokia Windows Phone (the 920 caught my eye).
Here's my question; is there any reason why I shouldn't make the switch? I use my phone for social media, calling, texting, sexting, browsing the web and I occasionally use Google Drive for making or reviewing notes. I use the calender function regularly to keep track of any appointments I have. I play games on it, but it's not a requirement, since I have a Vita as my main unit for portable gaming.
Thanks, GDocs seems to cover all the bases I need. Notifications on Android are already poor, so no change there. Facebook's mobile support seems lackluster overall, regardless of platform, but as long as I can read my newsfeed and post pictures I'm a happy camper.
I still have three months until I get back to the US, but I can't help but think about my next phone, especially as my now 3-year-old Omnia 7 has been slowly dying... does the T-Mo 925 work on AT&T? I hope to be able to return to T-Mo and not have to deal with AT&T if I can avoid it, but depending on where I end up living it might be hard to stick to my principles. There's no way to buy an unbranded US 925 that works on both carriers, right?
I hope the next phase of T-Mo's Uncarrier strategy is get rid of hardware/software carrier branding, but who am I kidding.
Yeah pricing is everything. When I was still in France, the 520 was 179 and the 620 199, and I didn't see a single 520 in the wild. In Chile, I've seen a ton of 520s but not a single 620 (though I don't know if it's even available here).
Mine fluctuates depending on what new apps I'm playing around with, but three screens is about what I have as well. Much more than that and I feel I lose the impact of the tiles.Guys, how "long" is your home screen? Mine is about 3 screens. Some apps I haven't even pinned, some have 3 or 4 tiles.
Guys, how "long" is your home screen? Mine is about 3 screens. Some apps I haven't even pinned, some have 3 or 4 tiles.
Guys, how "long" is your home screen? Mine is about 3 screens. Some apps I haven't even pinned, some have 3 or 4 tiles.
Guys, how "long" is your home screen? Mine is about 3 screens. Some apps I haven't even pinned, some have 3 or 4 tiles.
About three screens right now. Lots of apps I haven't pinned, only stuff I use frequent.Guys, how "long" is your home screen? Mine is about 3 screens. Some apps I haven't even pinned, some have 3 or 4 tiles.
That's why I haven't pinned the "6" apps (6tag, 6sec) since it is easier to just swipe right, that and I really don't use either service much.Just over 3.
I haven't pinned any apps starting with a number or A, because it's quicker to just swipe right.
Probably 2.5 to 3 screens. I'm using 4 wide tiles as well. Don't need everything pinned.
I have 3 wides. Calendar because I like it as a constant reminder. Mail because there is tons of useless stuff and I don't have to open it to check. And Xbox because I love the avatar's activity.
As long as it has 850/1900 Mhz, it will work with HSPA. What you won't get is LTE support.
If you want it unbranded, I think those are pentaband (850/900/1700/1800/1900) so it will work with both for 3G. LTE is messy though, since the US frequencies aren't really used elsewhere.
Edit: Nokia global lists the 925 as quadband (no 1700) so it means no 3G on T-Mob unless you live in one of the 1900 refarmed areas. And no LTE band 4, so no LTE in the US with either carrier.
We have a home screen and desktop thread.
I wonder if there is a hard limit to the possible length of the start screen.
Guys, how "long" is your home screen? Mine is about 3 screens. Some apps I haven't even pinned, some have 3 or 4 tiles.
It looks so weird in MexicanThis is mine, only difference is now I have 6tag and 6sec in big tiles and unpinned the nokia camera apps
It looks so weird in Mexican
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This is mine, only difference is now I have 6tag and 6sec in big tiles and unpinned the nokia camera apps
Here's mine.
Wp8 is so pretty
Map to the female anatomy guide app...What's that finger pointing tile under "Where"?.