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Even though this phone wont be getting the Windows Phone 8, i am pretty sure we will be satisfied with the 7.8 update. In addition, Nokia is working around the clock to bring very popular apps as exclusive to their lumia line.

I got this phone 2 weeks ago. Beforehand I had a BB 9900, i am a turbo messager, and before that I had an iPhone 4. I can clearly say this is the best smartphone i have ever used. It is so fluid that you can get it to lag no matter what you do, with a single core processor this rivals quad core phones (yes, i have tested htc onenx and galaxy sIII) in everyday performance. I would have expected a beast camera from a phone with carl zeis lens, however, the camera is decent. I find myself to be taking some very good photos especially if I play the modes and settings. The music player is very well done. Plus the Spotify app is very helpful. Battery consumption is well optimized for playing offline music. In the browser department, even though this is an internet explorer, i suggest you dont prejudge the browser. I see blazingly fast load speeds and buttery smooth scrolling + pinch to zoom. This is a first class rival for iPhone 4S' browser. The GPS in the Lumia 900 is the best on the market. It
Literally takes a second to determine my position compared to 5-10 seconds on the Apple side. I wont talk about Blackberry, just terrible... The Nokia exclusive transportation apps (Nokia Maps, Nokia Drive and Nokia Transit) are killer apps! Beats every map option out there in my opinion. The application marketplace seems to be very good. Of course, not close to Android or iOS, but i was able to find every app I needed. But pleae note that i dont playthat many gameson my phone, I prefer my iPad. Last but not least, this phone has a killer battery, best I have seen from an LTE device, literally i had some cases where I got through 2 days without charging. But most of the time, I go to bed with around %20 left after a very heavy use day(14-16hrs.) oh, by the way the speeds i am gettin are fabolous with the LTE radio. I am not in an LTE market, the phone shows 4G signal (thats not supposed to happen, my country is HSDPA+) and I have been averaging speeds around 10 mbps.

To conclude if you are not after whats latest, this phone will serve you in a great manner for a long preiod of time.

I selected the Galaxy Nexus, because after the Jelly Bean update the Nexus just received a bump, all the problems generated by the wrong optimization of ICS are in the past, with Jelly Bean i am really enjoying my Nexus Pure Google experience

SImply awesome..........dont go by any review... buy it first then or you will repent in future

i'm really a fan of blackberry and their key boards because i dont really like touch screen key boards

Now that the Droid Razr Maxx has received Android 4.0 ICS the phone has improved a great deal. The new, updated interface is a fresh face for sore eyes. I have even seen battery life improve through the greater implementation of darker colors in the Holo Themed interface. This however comes at a cost. The phone has always suffered from dark spots over the screen (it is from the AMOLED panel) and this has just been worsened due to the constant dark colors. That said, the phone has only gotten better and I hope to see a continuation of support from Motorola.

I love my tmo gs2, fast responsive great call reception, just the right size. awsome screen and excellent battery. I have played with many android phones and this is a keeper for me imop.

Big beautiful display. Decent camera. 1080p video sometimes crashes so shoot in 720p. Super fast for everything else including Gameloft games like Modern Combat. S-pen can be useful if you are into that sort of thing but takes a while to get used to for accuracy. Great for watching video and reading books, comics and mags. Ideal for reading type people and video type people. Battery is great and lasts days if you are casual user but only lasts a day or less if hardcore user like myself. Call quality is average. You can hear people and they can hear you but not spectacularly. Who uses phones for calls anyway?

If you're on Verizon and you simply want the best of the best, this is it. No bugs. No fuss. Best call quality and reception. Super fast and reliable data connection. Durable and classy hardware. Battery life! This monster can last more than a day with HEAVY use. Sure there may be better phones out there such as the One X on AT&T or the Galaxy S3 arriving shortly on all major US carriers. But if you want the best on Verizon right now, get the Droid RAZR Maxx... now complete with ICS!!!

more good apps is required like ios