Nokia Lumia series.

[samcoy]

Great you know those facts, that's why Android controls 61% of the smartphone OS market. While the vaunted Windows Phone holds a measly 5% and IOS has 21%. I guess personaliztion is what most people want. don't they?

Yes , that's why I bought an Android phone. Gusto ko talaga na-cucustomize. Kapag walang ability na yan, boring for me. Nung chineck ko yung demo unit ng Lumia sa isang shop, napa-wow ako :D at first. Responsive talaga and maganda display. But I also want the ability to customize like the colors and themes so asked the sales person. So I learnd na puede mo lang baguhin color ng tiles so limited lang. Thumbs down sa akin dahil dun. No offense for Lumia users out there, but I called it Nokia Lamya after that, kasi malamya tingnan.

Sure this is not the case for others. Kaya depende talaga sa user yan, just choose what suits you. Kapag na-satisfy nag isang phone ang likes of the majority that will be a hit for sure.

[myas110]

Former Lumia (or Windows Phone) user here (Lumia 625) . I loved using it, I even use it as a wifi hotspot. Kahit yung response niya, OK. But something is lacking for Windows OS (that android and iOS has to offer). kaya I decided to sell my phone (it's still up for sale) and bought an android device.

[dr. d]

Former Lumia (or Windows Phone) user here (Lumia 625) . I loved using it, I even use it as a wifi hotspot. Kahit yung response niya, OK. But something is lacking for Windows OS (that android and iOS has to offer). kaya I decided to sell my phone (it's still up for sale) and bought an android device.

i'm still holding to my lumia 925. if it's just talk n text, and some basics like calendar, memo, camera, etc., it fits the bill.