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[ubuntu] Nokia Lumina 920 on Ubuntu?

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http://ubuntuforums.org – I don't really want a windows mobile phone, but I kind of have to for work. *sigh* Anyways, at the moment I have iPhone 4, which as everyone should know, is extremely closed source. So no iTunes, no management of my music. However I am curious, Is the Nokia Lumina 920 a phone that I can easily manage my music on Ubuntu? (preferably as easy as drag and drop or copy and pasting files, etc.) If its not really supported on Ubuntu then what phones are? I have the choice between Galaxy SII, HTC One X, or a Samsung Note. (Would prefer not to use android devices) I am running Ubuntu 12.04 Pr (Hardware)

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