Windows Phone after Android ?

My phone is a work phone, so I get what I’m given. My Samsung Galaxy S has died and it is getting replaced with a Nokia Windows phone. I know nowt about such things, but have found the galaxy intuitive and easy. Main uses are work and personal email, a bit of facebook and surfing stw and the like, calls and texting. Don’t use many apps – just news, weather etc

Am in in for a nasty shock ?

Nah. All modern smartphones do the basics fairly well. Windows phones do seem to be catered for last, when it comes to apps, but this is getting better over time.

thanks Jamie

Nah. All modern smartphones do the basics fairly well

How dare you! 😉

Previous versions of Windows phones were considered not so great, but in real terms they will probably be fine for what you want. The new ones are Windows mobile 8 which is supposed to be a lot better. It will be interesting to see how they get on with apps though, because MS have created an app writing environment which will be the same on PCs, tablets and phones, so theoretically you could get a lot more developers working on apps.

I think Windows phones should integrate with Windows PCs nicely, although I’ve never used one.

From what I’ve seen and read, the new Nokias are lovely, and Winphone 8 looks pretty good, and easy to use.