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May I ask in what country and region are you, and on what carrier?
How is the call quality?
Currently reading: "The Prince", by Nicolo Machiavelli
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I bought my 920 in the Philippines, it is an open phone. I mostly use it in Europe on the Vodafone network. Right now I am in SE Asia (Bali, Indonesia and the Philippines), this weekend I am off to Hong Kong, then Helsinki and Budapest. The call quality is superb, albeit in the Philippines dropped calls are the norm. It is not Nokia's fault, the same thing happens on my wife's LG Optima.
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Thanks John...
Mohammed Hameed.
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I would suggest Lumia 920 (that is, if it is still available).
My brother bought it at a time when windows phones started to become popular, so there weren't many apps as compared to android.
Now, many apps have been added in the windows app store's portfolio.
920 has one of the best camera for a smartphone and the nokia lenses enrich it further. The amber update added the manual focus option.
The accounts added help the 'people' app a lot in displaying unified information for your contacts.
The looks are solid.
The only flaw I find now is the volume control. It is universal. You can't customize as you can do in android, for eg. Music, Notification, Ringer, System. There's no option like this in Windows. Hope this is addressed in some future update.
Hope my suggestion helps! 
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That's a worthful info.
Thanks...
Mohammed Hameed.
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You are welcome!
Thanks for the up-vote!
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It allows only 1 vote, otherwise I give 10 votes to your worthy message 
Mohammed Hameed.
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That's so nice of you!
Thanks!!
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I will keep voting to your messages till you keep replying
Mohammed Hameed.
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Very happy with my Lumia 920, flawless performance, great camera, battery life could be better though. Currently eyeing the Luma 1520 because its Full HD 6-inch screen would make it an ultra-portable tablet
Just bought the Lumia 625 for my son, has a large 4,7-inch screen, works great so far.
My mother uses a Lumia 620, not very happy with the camera, touchscreen tends to be a little quirky at times.
My wife is still using a Lumia 800, also happy with it, but it is time to get her a new Windows 8 phone, probably going to buy the 925.
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That's great info.
Wow entire family using Nokia Lumia phones. LUMIA family rocks
Mohammed Hameed.
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I forced convinced all of them because that way I can provide end-user support 
But I have to admit that my wife still misses the Sony Vivaz she previously owned because it was neat and had a great camera - unlike the Lumia 800, first generation Lumias were good, but not great.
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That was my experience too - I had a Lumia 800 (purchased just before WP8 announced as not backward-compatible). It was good at the time, but the latest generation (I have a 1020) are just awesome.
"If you don't fail at least 90 percent of the time, you're not aiming high enough."
Alan Kay.
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Currently rocking a Lumia 620. Very affordable, really good phone.
It's fast, runs everything very smoothly, battery duration is very good unless you have 3g + wifi + gps all activated which is to be expected.
My only complain is the search button. I handle my phone with one hand, and the base of the thumb sometimes presses the search button (which opens Bing) while reaching for the letters on the far left of the keyboard.
Over time I got used to avoid it, but sometimes it still touch it very slightly and Bing shows up. Those are the only times I pressed that button.
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Thanks for sharing such a wonderful info....
Mohammed Hameed.
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I have a Nokia 1020. Very, very happy with it. The camera is freaking awesome, but if that is not of a concern I'd go for one of the cheaper models. It is freaking awesome though 
"If you don't fail at least 90 percent of the time, you're not aiming high enough."
Alan Kay.
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Thanks for the valuable information.
Mohammed Hameed.
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I have a 925 and love it. I wish it had more storage or an sd card slot, but i've never had a problem with lag or delays that couldnt be attributed to poor data connection where i was.
Please remember to rate helpful or unhelpful answers, it lets us and people reading the forums know if our answers are any good.
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920 very happy with it. Had it for 1 year+.
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I had the Lumia 920. Loved it. Great performance, great screen, great camera. Then I dropped it on a rock and the screen broke.. Now I have the 1020, which is basically like the 920 but with an even better camera. The camera on the 1020 is *unbelievable*. Based on your needs it sounds like you would be very happy with the 920.
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Thanks...
Mohammed Hameed.
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Thank you...
Mohammed Hameed.
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I own a 1520 and absolutely love it. I really liked my 920 but the 1520 blows it away.
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My wife has a 1520 and I have a 925 - wonderful products. COntrary to how I see most people using their smartphones, my wife and I primarily use them as phones (to talk to people - we let birds tweet or tootle or whatever) and the volume and quality is much better than average. As neither of us are obsessive phone app abusers, I have no issues around "not enough apps" - your mileage may vary depending on what you currently depend on. Neither of us have any regrets regarding the retirement of our HTC or iPhone.
Both have excellent life even with Netflix, Hulu and Pandora. All seem to last a "waking" day (7-12) and I have only once had to charge during the day as I normally charge the phone every night. Memory seems to be more than sufficient and Web browsing over WiFi is a dream, and over the AT&T network is acceptable (Thats the carriers fault not the phones).
I also got a 2520 pad with the phones and I have only 2 peeves with the 2520 - its 1080p (1920x1080) so even modern sites look crappy with a LOT of white space, and Nokia is VERY late with the keyboard/cover (i'm backordered) the ONLY thing preventing this pad from being the ultimate businessman's tool. I can use the full office apps but the popup keyboard is obtrusive. Because of the resolution, you'll need a stylus or thin fingers when in the "old" windows apps. Otherwise it is a solid windows product. My business partner keeps using my 2520 for demos rather than his iPad.
Nothing is impossible, we just don't know the way of it yet.
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