Interesting series from an iPhone user (enthusiast) who tries out a Windows phone on Lumia 920. He starts out on the negative side, per below, but adds some positive feedback as well. It seems like a fair article. I certainly have some complaints about battery life myself. <\/p>\n
However, I really am impressed by the Windows phone overall. I used an iPhone for THREE years before getting my Windows phone.<\/p>\n
I can honestly say that I would hyperventilate for months on end if my Windows phone is ever taken away from me. It would take months to recover, and I’d probably have to go to a … Blackberry or something.
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From the article:<\/p>\n
“I miss my iPhone.<\/em><\/p>\n In <\/em>my first week with Windows Phone<\/em>\u2014specifically, the Nokia Lumia 920\u2014I had a bit of a honeymoon phase: I was wowed by the device\u2019s impressive display, the clever home screen, and its powerful lock-screen features. <\/em>Two weeks in<\/em>, the frustrations started to get to me: Notifications are seriously lacking, TellMe is a lousy facsimile of Siri, and the keyboard\u2019s autocorrect features aren\u2019t quite up to snuff.<\/em><\/p>\n Now that I\u2019ve spent more than three weeks on my Windows Phone journey, a more nuanced picture has begun to take shape: My list of annoyances continues to grow, but so too does my list of Windows Phone features that I wish Apple would emulate on iOS.”<\/em><\/p>\n