Had had Nokia Lumia 900 for 24 hours now.
Wonderful phone. Great solid feel. RF is always Nokia strong point. Only took Apple 5 generations of iPhones to get the antenna correctly. Seriously iPhone 4S is the first iPhone where I can honestly say the RF is up to par with Motorola and Nokia.
Windows Phone OS takes about 5 minutes to learn. Easy for me to used
Internet explorer is speedier but feels like its a generation behind safari. Feels more like iOS 4.0 browser than iOS 5 browser. Android Chrome browser is awesome for those who have tried it with ICS. I previously owned the galaxy nexus as well.
Battery life on LTE. Excellent for LTE device. Still about 20 percent left at 8pm. My iPhone 4S I usually have 30-40% left by 8pm on HSPA. Verizon galaxy nexus would be dead by 4pm unless I baby it. I carry both AT&T and Verizon service.
But this may be a deal breaker for some people. The 8mp camera on the Nokia is subpar in darker low light situations. Honestly Nokia took the wrong shortcut on cost cutting here. Nokia took out the back illuminated sensor (BSI) to save money and that may come back to hunt them. I think in this day if u market a phone as a flagship phone the camera has to be excellent. Htc has excellent cameras these days as well as the iPhone 4S.
I will keep this Nokia because I like windows phone OS. I'll still carry the iPhone 4S with me along with the Nokia Lumia 900. I have been a 2 phone at a time guy for the past 5 years. At first it was windows mobile (remember windows mobile? And blackberry). Than blackberry and iPhone. Than I carried iPhone/android plus blackberry. For the past year I have carried android and iPhone together.
But I dumped my Galaxy nexus a couple weeks ago. So will carry iPhone and windows phone together. Maybe I have the perfect combo of phones. No one phone is perfect.
Microsoft Apollo release in Q4 will finally bring more options for OEM in terms of screen resolution duo core/quad core options. Microsoft usually takes three versions to get it right. Apollo will be the third software for windows phone.
The Nokia lumia 900 is a step in the right direction. It's smooth and fluid even with a single core. Screen is beautiful. Not retina but it's no slouch.
Wonderful phone. Great solid feel. RF is always Nokia strong point. Only took Apple 5 generations of iPhones to get the antenna correctly. Seriously iPhone 4S is the first iPhone where I can honestly say the RF is up to par with Motorola and Nokia.
Windows Phone OS takes about 5 minutes to learn. Easy for me to used
Internet explorer is speedier but feels like its a generation behind safari. Feels more like iOS 4.0 browser than iOS 5 browser. Android Chrome browser is awesome for those who have tried it with ICS. I previously owned the galaxy nexus as well.
Battery life on LTE. Excellent for LTE device. Still about 20 percent left at 8pm. My iPhone 4S I usually have 30-40% left by 8pm on HSPA. Verizon galaxy nexus would be dead by 4pm unless I baby it. I carry both AT&T and Verizon service.
But this may be a deal breaker for some people. The 8mp camera on the Nokia is subpar in darker low light situations. Honestly Nokia took the wrong shortcut on cost cutting here. Nokia took out the back illuminated sensor (BSI) to save money and that may come back to hunt them. I think in this day if u market a phone as a flagship phone the camera has to be excellent. Htc has excellent cameras these days as well as the iPhone 4S.
I will keep this Nokia because I like windows phone OS. I'll still carry the iPhone 4S with me along with the Nokia Lumia 900. I have been a 2 phone at a time guy for the past 5 years. At first it was windows mobile (remember windows mobile? And blackberry). Than blackberry and iPhone. Than I carried iPhone/android plus blackberry. For the past year I have carried android and iPhone together.
But I dumped my Galaxy nexus a couple weeks ago. So will carry iPhone and windows phone together. Maybe I have the perfect combo of phones. No one phone is perfect.
Microsoft Apollo release in Q4 will finally bring more options for OEM in terms of screen resolution duo core/quad core options. Microsoft usually takes three versions to get it right. Apollo will be the third software for windows phone.
The Nokia lumia 900 is a step in the right direction. It's smooth and fluid even with a single core. Screen is beautiful. Not retina but it's no slouch.