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"Verizon customers: would you buy Nokia's Lumia 928 smartphone?"

Michael Kergosien Jr S4.

Ricky Patrick Labistre I'm considering it.

Jesse Snider Samsung or HTC and only Android phones. Though I got a kick out of the Nokia commercial with the Android people fighting with the iFolks LOL