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  #836727 14-Jun-2013 10:48
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Yeah, saw that too...Man, I so stuck on the nice new RED 920 though...love this device.

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  #836731 14-Jun-2013 11:09
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No, not really. I like the dynamic of the Android app marketplace with constant small updates. I have been using the BlackBerry Z10 for the lat ten days now, and even though the number of apps is not as large as Android or Windows Phone, they actually have almost all the apps I use. And the BlackBery Hub, where you see all messages and notifications from all apps (and you can reply from there too) is a miles ahead of the Microsoft implementation of Messaging - which as I always said should be a plugin-enabled message centre for all apps to post there, instead of just SMS, Facebook and Messenger.




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  #853604 10-Jul-2013 21:44
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Now showing up under the Vodafone userguide thing... Hopefully this might mean an announcement soon!

http://userguide.vodafone.co.nz/wsa/Home.aspx?Id=6418



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  #853670 11-Jul-2013 07:18
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Nice find!

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  #867328 28-Jul-2013 12:01
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Have been told that the 925 failed the Telecom coverage tests and more than likely will not launch here by Telecom atleast. They might look at at it again if Nokia fixes the coverage issue but it's highly unlikely that they will stock this.




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  #867508 28-Jul-2013 19:18
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billgates: Have been told that the 925 failed the Telecom coverage tests and more than likely will not launch here by Telecom atleast. They might look at at it again if Nokia fixes the coverage issue but it's highly unlikely that they will stock this.


I find that hard to fathom.  Nokia have been making cell phones since Adam was in short pants, their phones have a reputation for having good radios and giving coverage where other phones don't.




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  #869524 31-Jul-2013 19:32
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My Dad has a friend at PB Tech who offered me a reasonable deal on the 925. However he strongly recommended against Nokia WP's because the are the most frequently returned for repair and are showing to be extremely unreliable. A lot of threads around here seem to reflect that too. The only other WP I'd consider is the 8X which is waaay cheaper, but Nokia's additions to WP8 are too compelling.

Or I could jump to Android and get the HTC One. But I don't think I could bring myself to do that :(

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  #869533 31-Jul-2013 19:57
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umm the Nokia Lumia handsets are very reliable. You will find many threads on iPhone's, HTC, Samsung etc with issues as well.




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  #869544 31-Jul-2013 20:13
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Guess I'll be getting the 925 then :D

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  #873388 7-Aug-2013 18:36
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Got the 925 today, $800 from PB Tech (big clearance with everything on sale). In white. Now I've just gotta wait till my birthday so I can use it!

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  #873389 7-Aug-2013 18:39
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Good price. I got the white one too, thought it was much nicer than the black because of the aluminium case

 
 
 

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  #873403 7-Aug-2013 18:50
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I love the anodized aluminium on the black model, but something about the matte white polycarbonate is really captivating. I might pick up a yellow wireless charging cover at some point though... a flagship Lumia just doesn't seem right without a splash of colour!

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  #873868 8-Aug-2013 14:07
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Is anyone using the 925 on Telecom?  There is an article on WPCentral about Telecom not stocking the 925, and that is the phone I have been wiating for as a worthy replacement for my Lumia 800.

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  #873895 8-Aug-2013 14:32
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I reported the same thing right here on geekzone just few post above in this very same thread on 28th July.




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  #874071 8-Aug-2013 18:33
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Yip saw that. Just pointing out that it was on WPCentral as well.

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