2012-12-08 1:08
I guess one can say that anyone using a E-Series Nokia is excercising their choice. No need to (vast) list of good things these phones offer.
Even though my E6 has served me well, I started to consider upgrading to a new Lumia 920, mainly because of the 4G network speed and maybe the screensize, E6 is way too small.
At the same time, I am a bit concerned about WP8 and how it actually performs.
Any E6 user considered the upgrade? Any opnions on the new Lumia 920?
Thanks in advance,
BB
2012-12-08 2:37
Never used an E Series ..but can say that I am delighted and amazed with the transition from S60v5 (Nokia 5800xm) to WP8 (Nokia Lumia 920) ...
2012-12-09 16:01
If i have helped at all a click on the white star below would be nice thanks.
2012-12-09 16:23
2012-12-10 19:10
If i have helped at all a click on the white star below would be nice thanks.
2012-12-10 22:46
BB,
I am a current E6 user and in a nutshell, I was enamored with the Lumia 920 too. But, after spending about an hour playing with it and discovering that many functions were no longer present from previous Nokias (e series), I decided it's not for me. There may be apps in the App Store that would replace the functions that are no longer there but I don't want to spend a whole lot of money to discover the apps don't exist.
This is just a list of deal breakers for me (just my opinion too):
No GPS Data editor: This is my most important "gotta have" function. I have an old E71 that had the best GPS Data apps. The E6 I had originally didn't have a GPS data editor but I found something that worked in Nokia Store. After upgrading to Belle, that app no longer was compatible and there is no other for the E6.
No Keyboard: Although the virtual keyboard one the Lumia 920 is very good, it will never replace a real keyboard.
OS: If I am going to have to make a switch, WP8 is a good switch. But, I really like Symbian and the way things are structured within the OS.
Data Speed: I am on T-Mobile so the Lumia 920 will only do EDGE speeds. Plus, AT&T won't sell them outright without a contract at this time. At least that's what they told me. I am guessing you are with AT&T so data speeds shouldn't be a problem for you.
The bottom line for me is I will be moving on from Nokia entirely. This may seem a little dramatic but I really feel let down by Nokia at this point. I was always bragging about what my E71 could do compared to iPhone users. The fact that I had a powerful GPS tool was so important since I travel. The E6 brought many improvements but was also a step backwards in many cases from the E71. I was able to make the E6 funtion as my E71 did but then Belle came along. My E6 on Belle will no longer do what I mainly wanted it to do. The Lumia 920 doesn't bring back any of the lost functions and is in fact another step backward in many respects, for me at least. As is the case with anything, my comments are strickly my opinion and relate to how I use(d) my E71 and E6.
DS
2012-12-12 12:14
2012-12-12 12:15
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