Deja Topic - Android phone vs. Windows phone

Looks like I'm going to have to upgrade my phone either this week or next so...
 
For those that have the newer stuff, are there any good reasons to go to a Windows phone or should I stick with Android and just get the latest and greatest?
 
TIA!

So, NO ONE has a (relevant) opinion?

I have a Windows phone and really only use it for it's actual purpose....to make calls. I've never had an Android (although that was my 2nd choice) so I can't really compare them, but find the Win phone to be fairly easy to work with. The other thing I regularly use on the phone for is GPS and find it to be very helpful/easy and accurate. I really don't have any complaints about it as I'm just a casual user and don't walk around staring at my phone 24/7 as some these power users do.   
 
I suppose it may come down to what features/apps you really want.....roight?
 
http://www.techradar.com/us/news/phone-and-communications/mobile-phones/ios7-vs-android-jelly-bean-vs-windows-phone-8-vs-bb10-1159893
 
 

Karyn
I have an iPhone, so my oppinion doesn't count (as usual)

It counted as +1 to your post count though!

I have a windows phone and I like it.  I basically switched from the iPhone.  Thing is, "apple hasn't been the same since Steve Jobs' death.  Android I would never own, as I simply can not stand anything google.
 
Yes:  Windows phone doesn't have, "an app for everything."  It sure does have an app for most things.
 
Yes:  Microsoft is charging a high license fee, and Windows phone is always going to be a manufacturers second choice to using a free Android.
 
Do I like my Windows phone better than the iPhone 4 I used to have?  Its hard to say.  I certainly like my Nokia Lumia better than the iPhone, but I thought IOS 4 was a great operating system.  However, as soon as IOS 5 and especially IOS 6 came out, I begin to like the operating system less and less.

My Nokia Lumia is more durable than the iPhone.  The Nokia is hard, hi-tech polymer; it doesn't scratch, it doesn't seem to be breakable.  The Nokia has a bigger screen, better camera, and better graphics.  The Nokia is also way faster, and has a lot less bloat-ware.
 
Before my iPhone I had a blackberry, and it was great.  It was, "my first smartphone," and it was state of the art back then.  Before the blackberry I had about 8 - 10 years worth of samsung flip phones; I know samsung very well, and I wouldn't by any more phones from them.  I only mention this, as samsung is the biggest seller of android smartphones, and really with both samsung and google, "i wouldn't be caught dead."

I have an HTC One running Android. Great phone. We recently got 4g service in my area, and the phone is easy to use, haven't had a dropped call yet, and all the apps I have work pretty well. Since opening my own business recently, I've become what some might call a power user. During the course of a day, I may need to upload photos to the web, or text to someone. I also have an app that scans the VIN# of a vehicle and gives me instant wholesale and retail values. Works great. Mine is set up to recieve email from 4 different accounts I use. Works great. Just my 1.3 cents.
 
Randy