[citation][nom]gladosiri[/nom]Who cares if it's little bit more faster, if no one wants it?[/citation]
One could also say: who cares if it's slower, everybody wants it. (Which is actually true, look at all the iPhone's and Android devices and count how many people you see with a WP device)
[citation][nom]soldier37[/nom]I'll keep my phone and you keep your $100, no thanks to WP7! Ugliest layout and UI ever.[/citation]
But it's faster to get to where you want, that's the point of it. It's basically the simplest and most functional out-of-the-box OS out there.
[citation][nom]computernerdforlife[/nom]Does WP7 have Android Market support or anything that makes it stand out? I realize the commonality with having Windows across all platforms but that doesn't make a difference since all phones hook to up our PC's anyways to transfer data.[/citation]
Nope
I wish it did though, it would have swayed my purchasing decisions when it came to buying my first Android device back in 2010.
My opinion: Windows phone is pretty cool, it's fast and simple. It's kinda in a league of its own right now because it doesn't have a real major selling point to many of us.
It's market has many high-quality apps in comparison to iOS and Android but the volume of those applications is not to the same extent as iOS and Android.
I would honestly buy a WP device as my next phone if I had not already invested in apps for Android.