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Choosing the Right Windows Phone

Windows phones running Windows 10 and other Windows operating devices are offered on various phone models. Your choice of phone is a very individual one, so it makes sense to think about it carefully.

What Is A Windows Mobile Phone?

• A Windows phone is a smartphone running a Microsoft Windows mobile operating system as opposed to Android, iOS, or another mobile OS. Although they are a minority option, many manufacturers make various models of Windows Phone, including Microsoft themselves as well as various third-party manufacturers. These models include budget, mid-range, and flagship models.
• Many modern devices run Windows 10 Mobile, a smartphone version of the Windows 10 PC operating system designed to provide a PC-like user experience on devices with screens smaller than 9 inches. Other Windows Phone devices may run older versions of the Windows Phone OS like Windows Mobile 6.0 and Windows Phone 7.
• Smartphones equipped with Windows 10 Mobile and other mobile Windows operating systems can download and run apps from the Windows app store.

How Should I Choose The Right Mobile For Me?

• Screen size is an important factor with any smartphone. Bigger screens make it easier to see your apps and games and use the touchscreen. However, big screens make for big mobiles, which can be inconvenient if you have small hands or small pockets.
• If you spend a lot of time on the move and want to use your phone, look for one with a long battery life. On the other hand, if you spend most of your day within a couple of feet of a power outlet, this might matter a lot less to you.
• If you like to take pictures with your phone, look at its front and rear-facing cameras. Depending on the type of shots that you like to take, you may also want to see which camera features it has. Mobile videographers should check out the phone's video resolution, while dual cameras allow for extra photographic effects.

Which Specifications Should I Look At?

• Manufacturers offer phones with different screen resolutions. Higher resolutions provide sharper images, which can make pictures and videos clearer. Screen type also matters. AMOLED screens can produce more contrast and brighter colors than LCD screens, but they are also more prone to burn-in.
• An advanced processor allows your Windows phone to run complex apps more easily. How much weight you should place on hardware varies a lot depending on how you use your device. If you only use your mobile device to make calls and send emails, you may not need powerful hardware. On the other hand, if you want to play all the latest Windows phone games, you are likely to need a fast processor and the Windows 10 smartphone OS.
• The more apps and files you want to store on your Windows device, the more internal memory it needs. Depending on the model of phone you have, you may be able to supplement the built-in memory with a microSD card.