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I'm slowly considering a new phone, any tips for a diehard fan of Windows Phone Lumia?

groentje wrote: ↑Sat Aug 18, 2018 5:19 pm I'm slowly considering a new phone, any tips for a diehard fan of Windows Phone Lumia?

The new Nokia (with Android)?

It might be faster than anticipated, I noticed the WiFi doesn't work anymore. Quite unfortunate when you're outside the EU, although I noticed Norway is as good as EU for roaming, now. Of course, I noticed after I bought a (useless) data package for countries like Switzerland...

Bought a new smartphone: Nokia 8.1

Same phone, Nokia 8.1, since last week. My previous phone lasted longer than I thought a year ago, but was in need of replacement.

Nokia is still alive ??

Well, it's Nokia branded, but the company is Hmd global, and it's no longer Windows phone either, that is truly dead. Still, it's a Finnish company started by former Nokia employees, who got a licence to use the name for a few years.

Great !

I have this phone 24 years.
I use it every day (as a back up phone)
The numbers have all rubbed off and
It has travelled over 1000000 km in the car.
I do not like change,but I am happy to embrace new technology.
I was also very happy that one of my notes was found in Nokia.

https://en.eurobilltracker.com/notes/?id=139407021
Edit
I have never owned a smartphone.
I want a phone just for calls.
I have never owned a bill pay phone. I have always been prepay. I pay 10 euro
every 28 days for unlimited calls .
When I say I do not like change, I mean, if something is working,
even after 24 years, I will keep using it until it finally packs up.

When I finally buy a smartphone. It will have to be in the 200 euro region,
sim free,no contract,any network. Large screen, big battery.
I think maybe a Motorola G7

My smartphone is a Xiaomi Mi 9T/Redmi K20

OnePlus 3 (using it since 2019)


I also have Sony Xperia (used 2016-2019)

and LG Optimus One (used 2011-2016)

My smartphone is a XiaoMi Redmi Note 10 Pro

groentje wrote: ↑Sun Jun 09, 2019 8:10 pm Same phone, Nokia 8.1, since last week. My previous phone lasted longer than I thought a year ago, but was in need of replacement.

3 years later, and I'm still using that Nokia 8.1. Had the USB-C connector replaced in January and numerous chargers and cables, but otherwise it's still working fine. There's a single crack in the screen for a bit over 2 years, too, but it never really bothered me. If another phone is released that might be interesting, I might change again, but there's clearly no rush, I could do another year or even 2 with it.

Iphone 13

Because I broke my One Plus 6T last week, I bought the One Plus 10 pro 5G (16GB/256Go)