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    I already have an iPhone 5 and while I am in love with aesthetically and love the app ecosystem. I'll probably still buy a 920! I just hope that WP8 has some kind of new notification system more like Android & iOS.
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    Its its your first iPhone I say go for it. But if you've had previous iPhone, then you should definitely go Lumia. I've had so many iPhones that I left after the 4 and I have no plans on going back unless they release something really magical. The iPhone 5 wasn't it, for me. But I've been with window phone 7 since day one, and its just as fresh as it was the day it released.
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    Quote Originally Posted by thirdsun View Post
    For instance I prefer being able to operate my phone with one hand which is why, I'd take a high-end 4 inch or less Lumia any day. Seriously, the iPhone's dimensions are perfect...in my opinion.
    I recently picked up an iPhone 5. I had been using a Galaxy Nexus (4.65" screen). When comparing them, I was very surprised to find the Nexus was more comfortable to use one handed and seemed more stable in my hand. The straight edges, lack of curved back, and narrow, somewhat bookmark-like dimensions of the iPhone seemed the culprit.

    Granted, the small size of the iPhone did make it much less noticeable in my pocket and somewhat more portable.

    I ended up returning the iPhone and am considering the 920 as my 2nd phone (still keeping an android phone regardless). The iPhone really felt like going backwards in tech and capabilities. If I only talked and texted on my phone I may have kept it. But, I am on the web quite a lot, watch video, view documents, manage stock trades, and more with my phone. These things were definitely a poorer experience on the new 4" iPhone.

    No, I'm not an apply hater. I own an iPad 3 and Macbook Air. Yes, I realize this is my opinion. That is self-evident.
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    I'm using my iPhone for over 2 years now, and before that I was even a apple fanboy. I have got a Macbook Air at home as my laptop, and a Mac Mini as home theatre server for movies with plex and other stuff. It's really hard to break the cycle...

    BUT the reasons I bought the following three:
    1) It was until that day impossible to buy an iPhone if you were no telekom client.
    2) the new iPhone 4 looked incredible compared to the iPhone 3GS
    3) I was so happy with the apple products I had

    2) was the main reason to be honest.
    But now, with the Update to the iPhone 5 I am so disappointed. The iPhone looks just like the iPhone 4, but a little bit longer and thinner. That's s so ****ing Boring. In addition to that, everyone in Germany is having an iPhone 5. boring too....

    Now THIS phone, actually it's a little bit TOO big for me, but I'll at least give it a try if it's out and have a look at it in some store...

    The OS looks awesome, sadly no matt cyan :(
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    Quote Originally Posted by baseballbert View Post
    Id love 920 specs in the 800 body, perfect phone. Buy that's my preference! I'm sure it won't take long to get used 4.5".
    If they built that, I would literally buy it tomorrow.

    But the giant XL brick phone? Not so much. I can stick with my 900 and wait for something better.

    If I HAD to get a new phone tomorrow, it would be the 820, but I would not be excited about 800x480 resolution and no Gorilla Glass. :dry
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    Quote Originally Posted by socialcarpet View Post
    If I HAD to get a new phone tomorrow, it would be the 820, but I would not be excited about 800x480 resolution and no Gorilla Glass. :dry
    That's why I would not choose the 820... I want the camera, I want the better resolution, I want gorilla glas for sure.

    So 920 is the only choice right now, and I'll give it a try at least. If it's too big in the end, I'll sell it...
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    I just sold my iPhone 4s and currently using an original Samsung Focus. Note impressed with the iPhone 5 and very interested in the 920. Hopefully Windows 8 phone OS turns out great. There are definite things I hope they improve on. I just wish the 920 had a real button for the Windows key that can turn on the phone. Just way more convenient. That and hopefully vendors improve their apps. Just because an app might be on the Windows Marketplace doesn't mean much if it is missing half the features of the iPhone version.
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    Quote Originally Posted by gladesmellzgood View Post
    I already have an iPhone 5 and while I am in love with aesthetically and love the app ecosystem. I'll probably still buy a 920! I just hope that WP8 has some kind of new notification system more like Android & iOS.

    Notification is the same as before (WP7). You get the notice on top edge of the screen and then the Live Tile gets updated.
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    To me the iphone 5 is boring ... i find myself using my 808 more often than the iphone, and I suspect the 920 will be better than both of them.
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    Well, MS announced on Monday that you will be able to sync all your iTunes music (and I assume movies as well?) with Windows Phones, so I don't think there is anything to worry about on that front.
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    So, what about doing the switch (which I plan to do actually). How do I get my contacts from my iPhone to the Nokia? Any idea guys? :) I really don't wanna manually add all the contacts... :(
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    Quote Originally Posted by litchblader View Post
    So, what about doing the switch (which I plan to do actually). How do I get my contacts from my iPhone to the Nokia? Any idea guys? :) I really don't wanna manually add all the contacts... :(

    Sync your contacts to an email account. As soon as you add that account it'll sync them automatically. It will also pull your fb friends if you add that account.
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    Quote Originally Posted by litchblader View Post
    So, what about doing the switch (which I plan to do actually). How do I get my contacts from my iPhone to the Nokia? Any idea guys? :) I really don't wanna manually add all the contacts... :(

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ebaneeezor View Post
    I used copytrans to get my contacts off my iphoen, works great, but I had to pay for it tough. Not alot, but still not freeware.
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    Thanks, that looks easy. How much is the app then?
    Last edited by litchblader; 11-04-2012 at 09:55 AM.
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    Quote Originally Posted by litchblader View Post
    So, what about doing the switch (which I plan to do actually). How do I get my contacts from my iPhone to the Nokia? Any idea guys? :) I really don't wanna manually add all the contacts... :(
    I had to do this for someone who just went iPhone->Galaxy s3. I ended up exporting the contacts from iCloud, and then importing them into a google mail account. Windows live might have an easier solution...don't know. That bluetooth transfer method mentioned above looks pretty sweet.
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    I got gmail aswell, but I'd rather do it with the bluetooth method mentioned above. Looks really great.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Andershm View Post
    Let me state right up front: I'm much more excited about WP8 and Lumia than the iPhone 5. I wish I could switch away from my sequence of iPhones. The problem is that I'm smothered into the Apple ecosystem (which is exactly Apple's game plan, of course). Movies and music, for one. All the movies I already bought through iTunes. It's not even clear to me how to buy movies on a Windows Phone. And then there is integration with iPad and Mac. Does Windows Phone integrate well enough with Mac (example: the windows phone help page say you have to buy movies on a PC and transfer to the phone. No mention about buying movies directly on the phone or on a Mac). And there is iMessage.

    A have a few hours to decide if I should pre-order the Iphone 5, or wait for the Lumina, and I'm torn.
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    Quote Originally Posted by cckgz4 View Post
    You dont lose anything media wise, but not sure if Zune software works on macs

    You don't need Zune software for PC or Mac with WP8
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    Quote Originally Posted by litchblader View Post
    Thanks, that looks easy. How much is the app then?

    if your talking to me, the Nokia contacts transfer app is free. There is even a website you can use that takes all data from your current phone and transfers it to your new Nokia, then takes all your current apps and finds new WP apps, I forget the name of the site, but it was posted here on wpcentral
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ebaneeezor View Post
    if your talking to me, the Nokia contacts transfer app is free. There is even a website you can use that takes all data from your current phone and transfers it to your new Nokia, then takes all your current apps and finds new WP apps, I forget the name of the site, but it was posted here on wpcentral
    Ebaneeezor: Is it a nokia website? I'll try the software first, thanks for your help :)
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    Quote Originally Posted by litchblader View Post
    Ebaneeezor: Is it a nokia website? I'll try the software first, thanks for your help :)

    yes, its a website. I'll post a link when I get home.
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    data transfer site

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