karmypolitics
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The Nokia 520 and 820 both have expandable storage, and Win8 mobile.
I listened to the 820 recently...and I liked it a lot. I honestly felt that the sound was more detailed and crisp than what I got from my 5g ipod touch. I felt like I could get more of the music's texture. Dolby headphone enhancement wasn't any good though. It would make portions of songs clip.
Unfortunately, no gapless
Which is very noticable, actually.
At the very least, these phones could give the Cowon's a run for the money.
And of course they can do a host of other things, like email, web surf, GPS navigation, and so on.
One annoyance I found is that the music management software is TERRIBLE. I transferred an album onto it and the album would be divided into two because the software somehow misread the information on the AAC files.
I listened to the 820 recently...and I liked it a lot. I honestly felt that the sound was more detailed and crisp than what I got from my 5g ipod touch. I felt like I could get more of the music's texture. Dolby headphone enhancement wasn't any good though. It would make portions of songs clip.
Unfortunately, no gapless
Which is very noticable, actually.
At the very least, these phones could give the Cowon's a run for the money.
And of course they can do a host of other things, like email, web surf, GPS navigation, and so on.
One annoyance I found is that the music management software is TERRIBLE. I transferred an album onto it and the album would be divided into two because the software somehow misread the information on the AAC files.