Originally Posted by g604 (Post 7772365)

^ I agree since Android is open sourced you can do alot way more than you can do on a iPhone and a WP. The thing about Android is that as a customer and no longer a hardcore phone geek I dont want to go through the hastle loading new roms etc I just want things provided to me I dont want to tweak or customize Im tired of that, thats why I didn't go the Android route.

But in all fairness iOS and Android is the evolution of a PC while WP is a evolution of a phone. But I heard Windows Phone 8 is going to be a superphone and will be able to match Android feature by feature

Originally Posted by g604 (Post 7771919)

All opinions but I really want to try out an N9 is the 1.2 update official from Nokia or 3rd party and do you have a site that lists all the 1.2 features?

Originally Posted by g604 (Post 7770904)

For example how would you post to Twitter and Facebook on a iPhone or Android you would have to open Facebook post your status then open Twitter to post your tweet. On a Windows Phone just touch your ME tile touch Post Message select your networks and post its just that simple.

Originally Posted by Soundy (Post 7772807)

I just type the status into the FriendStream widget on the HTC Sense homescreen... or run a TweetDeck widget and send the same status to LinkedIn and Google+ at the same time as well.

Android phones give you at least a couple dozen different ways to do it depending on the widgets and/or apps you want to run. Does WP give you different methods, or just the one the phone comes with?

Originally Posted by StylinRed (Post 7772502)

its coming from nokia, yes

as for a change log nothing yet

but what bloggers have seen from the preview screenshots of the update on the N950 is Video calling has been enabled, folders, camera ui tweaks

as for links check out the N9 thread last 2 pages i posted a bunch of links for dukes et al to check out

Originally Posted by dangonay (Post 7770434)

All that really shows is that a person who is very familiar with their phone and how to do things (has all the steps memorized) will be quicker than someone who isn't familiar with their phone. Doesn't really mean Windows Phones are actually faster than a Nexus or 4S.