A lot of Nokia fans are back and forth and back and forth. MeeGo or Windows Phones, there are people who can afford to buy both but they are few and far in between.
I am lucky enough to own an N9 plus luck enough to have a Lumia 710 demo in my house, so I made a little video side by side with both phones to try to help you out. I did two, the first one was forty minutes! Yeah no one is going to watch that it’s just too long. So I made the video below with plans on uploading the forty minute on later.
What I ended up doing ultimately is the short side by side video and video review of both phones!
Here is the Side by Side Video:
Than here is the N9/MeeGo hands on:
The Lumia 710/Windows Phone Hand On:
If anyone has any questions on either device please leave them in the comment or feel free to send me Tweet.
Kevin Everett
Proud Nokia Geek since 1997 who loves to collect old Nokia phones (owns everything from the 1992's Nokia 100 up to the very latest Nokia N9) and is very happy to share his knowledge with you. He is a writer for Daily Mobile and Nokia Innovations. Enjoy his Nokia nerd knowledge and feel free to follow him on twitter https://twitter.com/#!/NokiaKnowings
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