[Dean Winchester]

I currently own a Lumia device and for my usability, I love It.

These phones look quite promising and very appealing. It'll be very Interesting to see their physical side, specs and their overall stability and functionality.

Nothing beats the stability of Windows Phones over droids I guess.

[mothered]

Nothing beats the stability of Windows Phones over droids I guess.

I've owned an Android device prior to my Windows phone, and must say I do find the Windows phone's stability and responsiveness a lot better.

My Android was cheap, so I can't speak for their latest releases.

[Skryptec]

Windows on a phone, so basically it's like a desktop on your phone? Can it run .exe files? If so, I am down for it.

[Dean Winchester]

Windows on a phone, so basically it's like a desktop on your phone? Can it run .exe files? If so, I am down for it.

It's supposed to be an advanced version of current windows phones. The Lumia devices don't support exe files. And the surface phones are yet to be announced. So we're yet to learn of it. There are Windows Tablets by Dell and i-Ball that run Windows 10 with support for PC Apps. You could get one of those.

[Dean Winchester]

Nothing beats the stability of Windows Phones over droids I guess.

I've owned an Android device prior to my Windows phone, and must say I do find the Windows phone's stability and responsiveness a lot better.

My Android was cheap, so I can't speak for their latest releases.

Yup. Pretty much. For a fast Android Phone you need to spend a good $200 to $250 but you could do the same on a Lumia 520 which runs 1/4th of the RAM those flagship or mid-range devices do and still not be disappointed.

[pvnk]

Windows on a phone, so basically it's like a desktop on your phone? Can it run .exe files? If so, I am down for it.

Not if it's Windows 10 Mobile.

Windows 10 = UI of Windows 10, all useful functions removed