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over a year ago
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Only advice I could give is to google reviews of it and trawl the shops to see if there is a display model to have a play with.
Maybe better to buy online then you get 7 days to return
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Yeah agree with that, I'd see if you can try it in a shop before getting it, give it a good test see if it suits you, some phones even with great reviews just do your nut in. Can't see me having anything other than an iPhone now but thats just my opinion |
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Thx guys got an I-phone had it few yrs now and knw frm previous experience tht nokia are pretty good just with thus being a smartphone wondered if anybody had one already and cud give me inside info lol will def take all comments into consideration cheers
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Believe the Nokia you mention runs Windows 7.5, and that itself is supposed to be pretty good.
There wont be as many apps for windows phones yet but they are catching up.
It will be good for mail and social networks though from what I gather.
Battery life is the biggest issue with 99% of 'smart phones', expect to charge most if not every night.
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Best site to check is tech radar.com. Great detailed reviews. Nokia have lost it in recent years but this one is supposed to be pretty good. millions of apps mean nothing beyond a lot of time scrolling through the store. There's only a few you'll actually need. I have the Galaxy SII and am pretty happy with that. |
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