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Changing from Windows to Android - need help
I've been a Nokia Lumia 920 user (on a SIM only Vodafone contract) for 18 months now. I've got on well with the phone but it's seen better days & I intended to upgrade to a 930. However, the lack of apps that would be useful to me & what I've been reading recently (about Windowsphone/Microsoft) has led me to looking to change to an Android. I particularly like that the phone syncs with my Microsoft account/laptop but have been told that this can be done with all phones these days.
I know very little about Androids & would be grateful if anyone could offer any advice on which way to go. I'm open as to whether it's a newer model or not, as I assume you can get some good deals on older models. I've got up to £200 to spend so would like to get the biggest bang for buck. I use my phone for emails, diary, social media apps, web browsing & also need a decent camera. Thanks in advance & apologies for my 'smartphone' ignorance. Phil |
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I've been a Nokia Lumia 920 user (on a SIM only Vodafone contract) for 18 months now. I've got on well with the phone but it's seen better days & I intended to upgrade to a 930. However, the lack of apps that would be useful to me & what I've been reading recently (about Windowsphone/Microsoft) has led me to looking to change to an Android. I particularly like that the phone syncs with my Microsoft account/laptop but have been told that this can be done with all phones these days.
I know very little about Androids & would be grateful if anyone could offer any advice on which way to go. I'm open as to whether it's a newer model or not, as I assume you can get some good deals on older models. I've got up to £200 to spend so would like to get the biggest bang for buck. I use my phone for emails, diary, social media apps, web browsing & also need a decent camera. Thanks in advance & apologies for my 'smartphone' ignorance. Phil http://shop.vodafone.co.uk/shop/pay-...-payg/sku90724 This is a decent phone that will do everything you need. The camera is OK and battery life should be excellent. As you are a VF customer you wont need to top up or need to unlock. If camera all important then I can personally recommend the LG G4 - one of last years flagships. I have one as a second device and my wife has one as her phone as well. It has one of the best cameras ever on a phone. However it is more expensive. VF quite often have it for sale for £225 and you can pick it from other sellers as well (Amazon for £235 in the past). You will need to investigate yourself. |
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You could look into the Moto G phones. They are usually good spec's for the money.
http://www.motorola.co.uk/products/moto-g According to PC Advisor: There's not too long to wait until the Moto G4 is released as it will be available in the UK from 'early June' and it's priced at £169. You'll be able to buy the Moto G4 from the likes of Tesco Mobile, Argos and Amazon. Motorola has also announced, for the first time, a more premium option for the Moto G range. It's called the Moto G4 Plus and will cost £199. This phone will be exclusively available at Amazon with a release date of 'mid-June'. http://www.pcadvisor.co.uk/review/an...ew-uk-3640486/ |
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Problem with the Moto is it won't have NFC which means no Android Pay. No one wants a phone without the ability to add and use Android Pay these days especially if you are younger - it's just not socially acceptable. People will point and snigger.
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