Who is using WP8?
Is there anyone using this type of phone? People always say WP8 phones are bad, but after using one for a while, it feels pretty okay. Many people don't dare to buy it because there are too many restrictions and the resources aren't as abundant as Android. But what do you use an Android phone for? It's basically just for making calls, sending messages, browsing the internet, chatting, and playing games. WP8 can do all of these as well. Resources are fewer, but can you really use up the 110,000 free resources on WP8? Everything you need is there. WP8 uses a dynamic magnet for power saving compared to Android, and the system doesn't lag. You don't need something like 360 to clean the background, and this type of platform only uses Qualcomm processors, so the heat dissipation is better than Android phones using other processors. It's a pretty good platform, yet people criticize it as completely useless. Maybe people start complaining because they're not used to it at first. When we switched from Symbian to Android, didn't we complain about all sorts of inconveniences with Android? Nowadays, Android phones disregard the safety of the owner and blindly pursue speed to attract consumers. The phone speed is higher, but the heat dissipation can't keep up. Buying an Android phone is like buying a time bomb, with frequent news of Android phones exploding and causing injuries. Poor heat dissipation and batteries discharging quickly due to high-speed operation lead to overheating and explosions. WP8 can get hot too, but the battery overheating problem doesn't occur. Anyone who has used an Android phone knows that after prolonged use, an Android phone heats up everywhere, sometimes even making the screen hot to the touch. This is my personal opinion, just for reference: phone explosions are real, don't buy batteries recklessly, don't go for cheap ones, it's best to buy original batteries.
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I want to buy it, but my mom won't allow it, saying I'm not used to using Windows 8.
First of all, WP8 can't reach the price range of Android, and Huawei's W1 also costs 999. Explosions are due to your incorrect operation or the kernel being a knockoff. Finally, speaking about software, not talking about games, just give an example: WP's Chang Wireless only has a few hours of free usage each month, and Chang Beans have to be purchased! Lastly, a system that is not open source, sooner or later, whether it succeeds or fails, it will remain closed source.
What about background QQ and Qvod?
The original poster misunderstood!!!!!!! Do you know how much configuration is needed to upgrade WP8 to WP9? Do you know how much configuration is needed to upgrade Android 2.3 to 4.0? You say WP8 is good? Just one Temple Run game already strips it down. Can't upgrade to WP9 without a quad-core and 1GB of RAM—what kind of logic is that! My previous phone, the 5830, could even upgrade to 4.1!!! The above is my personal opinion.
There won't be a WP9, just WP10 (because the official word is that Windows 9 is for internal use only, so users can only use Windows 10, and I believe WP is the same, though it's still very early). WP8 is not open, so it's not as easy to tinker with as Android, but this also makes it very safe and reliable to use. Those who say Android is better than WP just haven't tinkered enough. My next phone will definitely be a Nokia WP8.
I play Temple Run every day
Both WP8 and Android are good. What's most annoying are the games, just record grinding. There are very few story-driven games.
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