I just got Lumia 925 as birthday present from my wife. Feeling happier as it have all the apps I need, and dont lag like hell like my previous samsung galaxy s2

spec are same, but OS are different.

My S2 updated to Android 4.1.2, and the battery life is not good at all after the update. It also overheat very fast if I use wifi/data/GPS.

probably she had enough hearing my whining about my S2 problem hahahaha

she did tell me she want to buy Galaxy Note 2 at first, but she change to Lumia 925 last minute. Didnt know the true reason.

But oh well, its a nice birthday gift from my wife

when said discount I just realized it lor

of course, btw, the galaxy s2 also from her, as a wedding gift

Well now Im more leaning towards casual user, no time to tinker2 with phone. So many other things to do than tinkering a phone hahaha

As one of MS Dev, I know that there is slow progress in mobile space. But its not without reason.

MS plan to create an OS that can be sync through all devices, hence, there is Windows 8.

If you have Windows 8 and Windows Phone 8, its instantly recognize it and offer to sync with the device once you connect both of the device.

The seamless integration is one of the aim of MS, and standardization of UI and apps used in both platform.

So far, if you have MS xbox account, you can sync it through xbox 360, windows 8 and windows phone 8 tracking every single gaming activity on different device

To do the integration, alot of work need to be done. But rest assured that we can expect something good from MS once the integration has been completed

Windows 8 and Windows Phone 8 share so many similar traits from the API to the common .NET Engine.

This doc below just updated recently on August 29th, 2013.

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/wi...(v=vs.105).aspx

Have fun reading