Want to test a Android Phone

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I am currently a Nokia Lumia 900 owner and have been a huge Windows Phone fan for about 8 months now. There are still some lingering issues I have with WP7, one of them mainly being the notifications system.

I haven't messed with Android in roughly 1 year, right when 2.3 came out. I originally ditched Android because the OS was buggy still, never got updated and the battery life was terrible do to the task management. I was looking to test out the latest and greatest Android handset and see what phone works best for me either Android or Windows Phone.

I want to know what phone should I try...I have some must haves though and some likes:

Must Haves:

• 4.3" screen or bigger
• Battery that will last all day on medium usage (7am-11pm).
• HSPA+ or better
• Android 4.0 or higher
• Must work on AT&T
• Dual core or better
• Good camera

Likes (not 100% a deal breaker)

• AMOLD display
• LTE
• Quad core

 

[axne1]

I only recommend the flagship device Galaxy Nexus. The Gnex has the best development community ever! I am speaking from owning over 10 different devices I'm staying with Google devices.

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I'm always on!

 

[TweetWP7#AC]

The thing that worries me about the Nexus is the battery life and the fact that the technology in it is outdated compared to Android standards and I don't want to renew my contract on something that is almost outdated.

 

[pazzo02]

Battery that will last all day on medium usage (7am-11pm).

You're going to be hard pressed to find an Android phone that will last that amount of hours without at least a bump charge sometime during the day. And there's the question of what you believe to be medium usage. My phone gets used from 8am to Midnight on what I feel is less than medium usage, and I am rooted and running a ROM that's much better on battery life than stock. And I even need a little extra charge some days when my usage is a little heavier.

The good thing with AT&T is that you get 30 days to change your mind on a phone, so you shouldn't be too afraid to get stuck with something you don't like.

 

[axne1]

The thing that worries me about the Nexus is the battery life and the fact that the technology in it is outdated compared to Android standards and I don't want to renew my contract on something that is almost outdated.

What??
the nexus is future proof!
And the battery is great thanks to Franco!

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I'm always on!

 

[TweetWP7#AC]

I just pre-ordered the One X...let's see how it goes!