I'll make it sweet and short for you !
I really have no hesitation in recommending the Windows Phone OS and precisely the Lumia 800 (and the upcoming 900) : it thinks differently, and works differently, but often just as well or better as any of its competitors.
Most importantly, it's easy and fast, especially for social media--it's (with the N9/N900 at some extensions) probably the best-connected social media phone out there. I may still be waiting for it to really live up to its promise, but that doesn't mean that it isn't an extremely usable platform right now.
Bottom line, if those things don't bother you, go ahead and try it, you'll like it ! For me, i'll wait till i'll get a comparable level of symbian/MeeGo flexibility (Apollo Update?) before using this platform or any Nokia under Windows Phone, it's just not ready to satisfy my needs (even i'm thinking to drop the N9 at some point because the experience was a lot dumbed for a real Nokia user) :)
I really have no hesitation in recommending the Windows Phone OS and precisely the Lumia 800 (and the upcoming 900) : it thinks differently, and works differently, but often just as well or better as any of its competitors.
Most importantly, it's easy and fast, especially for social media--it's (with the N9/N900 at some extensions) probably the best-connected social media phone out there. I may still be waiting for it to really live up to its promise, but that doesn't mean that it isn't an extremely usable platform right now.
Bottom line, if those things don't bother you, go ahead and try it, you'll like it ! For me, i'll wait till i'll get a comparable level of symbian/MeeGo flexibility (Apollo Update?) before using this platform or any Nokia under Windows Phone, it's just not ready to satisfy my needs (even i'm thinking to drop the N9 at some point because the experience was a lot dumbed for a real Nokia user) :)
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