bassturds... I'll keep Focus S then for now and see what LTE brings later
Samsung will have a LTE phone around March also, that should have an even larger screen than the Focus S.
bassturds... I'll keep Focus S then for now and see what LTE brings later
=OSamsung will have a LTE phone around March also, that should have an even larger screen than the Focus S.
Shit that sucks. I returned mine too. Do you have a link for this?
Guardian tech posted another lumia 800 review except this time the reviewer had it a month instead of a few hours. They still don't like it.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/technology/blog/2011/dec/30/nokia-lumia-800-goodbye
Feels like they are still going out of their way to hate on wp7 for non issues
Well, he did send out this tweet comparing Microsoft fans to Apple fans.Guardian tech posted another lumia 800 review except this time the reviewer had it a month instead of a few hours. They still don't like it.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/technology/blog/2011/dec/30/nokia-lumia-800-goodbye
Feels like they are still going out of their way to hate on wp7 for non issues
mbrit Matt Baxter-Reynolds
@markwilsonit certainly less gentle. Apple fanboys appear to be tiny, declawed kittens on Valium in comparison.
That would be fine if it wasn't for the case that I only recognise people by their profile pictures.
I'm pretty satisfied with Mehdoh but I'll still demo TI
That Lumia 900 doesn't look like it has a curved screen. No curved screen, no sale.
Well, I knew that the Lumia had battery issues, but I didn't expect it to be that bad.
Any tips on how to prolong the battery life? And weren't we supposed to get an update to fix this?
My first real gripe with the phone :-(
kinda screwed myself, any can help???
I connected my lumia 800 to my laptop and accidently clicked "dont ask again" on the driver prompt, now my laptop is not recognising the phone, its only showing as Windows Phone USB
how do I fix this???
There is a driver for windows phones in your Zune directory. Open up your device drivers and install it manually. In the list of hardware, your phone will be shown with an exclamation mark most likely, click on it and install the driver. I don't remember the exact path, but I had to do it for my titan.
Here's hoping they give us something @ CES
@unknown soldier I've had tons of android devices.. og Droid, galaxy s, galaxy s 2, galaxy nexus
I like android for the freedom it provides for running custom roms and.kernels.. but windows phone is a better user experience. It is not even close, IMO.
Android 4.x is very close and has even bested Metro UI in some places (for example, the is now an elegant solution for the system back button/app back button dilenma). I no longer find Android unbearable to use.Here's hoping they give us something @ CES
@unknown soldier I've had tons of android devices.. og Droid, galaxy s, galaxy s 2, galaxy nexus
I like android for the freedom it provides for running custom roms and.kernels.. but windows phone is a better user experience. It is not even close, IMO.
Most people have to make compromises to live in a less than ideal world. We can't all be RMS; I'm guessing you also use non-free products occasionally?! This isn't really the thread, or the right time either, to debate those issues... Happy New Year"The price of freedom is eternal vigilance."
- Thomas Jefferson
"Freedom isn't free."
- Walter Hitchcock
"So I ask you: do you want to be safe, or do you want to be free?"
- Louis Sachar (Sideways Stories from Wayside School)
You can be safe in the walled garden. You'll have to do as Ballmer says, when he says you can't run these apps at the same time, you can't. When he says you can't have a screen resolution higher than that, you can't. When he says you can't have an external storage solution where you can remove the external storage without formatting the whole phone, you can't. When he says that you can't have custom ringtones, you can't. If you're comfortable with someone at Microsoft telling you how you can and can't use your phone, then I suppose you should choose to be safe. You might as well get an iPhone if you're going to submit to the tyranny of the walled garden.
Alternatively, you can be free. You can do what you want, when you want. You can put anything on your home screen, you can run any browser you want, you can use any music player or video player you like. Sometimes it will be a bit dangerous. Your phone might crash for no good reason. If you open too many apps at once, you might make your phone slow down. Some of your apps might kill your battery, and if you have a really huge HD screen and LTE you will definitely kill your battery if you don't know what you are doing. You might actually have to manage all your apps once you've installed a few hundred because there are so many to choose from which are useful. If you're not careful, you'll put a dozen gigabytes of music on your microSD card and not remember what is all on there, so you'll have to pull it out of the phone and stick it into a PC to manage it. Then you'll start cutting out 30 seconds of your own music and making your own custom ringtones and you'll subject your friends to 30 seconds of the worst pop song which is currently popular. Please don't make a custom Justin Bieber ringtone, unless you want someone on the subway to stab you.
Yeah, you can be safe, or you can be free. Ultimately, the choice is yours. I choose to be free, so I have a Galaxy Nexus.
Sorry I just want my phone to work, I already have enough shit to do why the hell would I want to spend time managing my fucking phone. The phone suppose to make life easier, make finding places, things and info easier and most of all keeping in touch with family and people you love, not so I can learn to manage it so my phone doesn't fucking die in 2 hours because some shitty apps drain my battery.
Sorry I just want my phone to work, I already have enough shit to do why the hell would I want to spend time managing my fucking phone. The phone suppose to make life easier, make finding places, things and info easier and most of all keeping in touch with family and people you love, not so I can learn to manage it so my phone doesn't fucking die in 2 hours because some shitty apps drain my battery.
This reads like a form letter generated on wppoweruser
This reads like a form letter generated on wppoweruser
This reads like a form letter generated on wppoweruser
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I25UeVXrEHQ"The price of freedom is eternal vigilance."
- Thomas Jefferson
"Freedom isn't free."
- Walter Hitchcock
"So I ask you: do you want to be safe, or do you want to be free?"
- Louis Sachar (Sideways Stories from Wayside School)
You can be safe in the walled garden. You'll have to do as Ballmer says, when he says you can't run these apps at the same time, you can't. When he says you can't have a screen resolution higher than that, you can't. When he says you can't have an external storage solution where you can remove the external storage without formatting the whole phone, you can't. When he says that you can't have custom ringtones, you can't. If you're comfortable with someone at Microsoft telling you how you can and can't use your phone, then I suppose you should choose to be safe. You might as well get an iPhone if you're going to submit to the tyranny of the walled garden.
Alternatively, you can be free. You can do what you want, when you want. You can put anything on your home screen, you can run any browser you want, you can use any music player or video player you like. Sometimes it will be a bit dangerous. Your phone might crash for no good reason. If you open too many apps at once, you might make your phone slow down. Some of your apps might kill your battery, and if you have a really huge HD screen and LTE you will definitely kill your battery if you don't know what you are doing. You might actually have to manage all your apps once you've installed a few hundred because there are so many to choose from which are useful. If you're not careful, you'll put a dozen gigabytes of music on your microSD card and not remember what is all on there, so you'll have to pull it out of the phone and stick it into a PC to manage it. Then you'll start cutting out 30 seconds of your own music and making your own custom ringtones and you'll subject your friends to 30 seconds of the worst pop song which is currently popular. Please don't make a custom Justin Bieber ringtone, unless you want someone on the subway to stab you.
Yeah, you can be safe, or you can be free. Ultimately, the choice is yours. I choose to be free, so I have a Galaxy Nexus.
Android 4.x is very close and has even bested Metro UI in some places (for example, the is now an elegant solution for the system back button/app back button dilenma). I no longer find Android unbearable to use.
2012 is here.
Bring on the Windows phones.
I have an iphone 4 but I was at the ATT store and I was really blown away by the Windows 7 phones. They were so smooth! Is there something inherit to android that makes the UI so choppy? It feels like the OS is running at sub 30 fps vs Iphone and WP7.
Might switch depending on what the Iphone 5 ends up being.
I'm not expert in this but one of the uber nerdy programmers at my work hates android because it's coded in some java based language or something another. He said thats the reason why it's always going to be slow compared to Windows and IOS which are coded different I guess. Dunno how much truth is in that, but I tend to trust him because he's a crazy good programmer. He even hates Windows and Apple like all programmers do. I think his hate towards android stems from what it could have been but isn't.
That they're mostly horrible is of course another story entirely. I've worked on a couple of Android apps, and even ignoring the emulator side of things, it was not a pleasant experience. Espcially given how many API side bugs I ran into.The only thing Android has going for is that the dev tools are free and does not require a yearly subscription fee nor proprietary OS.
Is Sprint going to get any decent phones soon? I'd go for T-Mobile but I like that unlimited data
bummer. I really don't want to go to AT&T, but they seem to be getting the best phones
also, the Lumia 710 looks really bad
bummer. I really don't want to go to AT&T, but they seem to be getting the best phones
also, the Lumia 710 looks really bad
What are the things you think are better in Android?
Could you explain their back button solution? Despite having seen some Nexus videos, I can't remember what they changed in that regard.
yea the 710 is a device which nokia doesn't want to acknowledge exist. but shows off anyways in hopes it will sell.bummer. I really don't want to go to AT&T, but they seem to be getting the best phones
also, the Lumia 710 looks really bad
yea the 710 is a device which nokia doesn't want to acknowledge exist. but shows off anyways in hopes it will sell.
There is no consistent way in ICS to trigger to text label for the icons in the action bar, unlike in Metro UI, and I sometimes have no clue what an icon does.
It's a cheap mass market device, like those shitty Samsung and Motorola Android phones. Not everyone wants to spend 200 on contract for a phone.
It's a cheap mass market device, like those shitty Samsung and Motorola Android phones. Not everyone wants to spend 200 on contract for a phone.
yea but people still don't know about this. its mostly droid boys saying that wp7 is doa and should stay clear.the good thing is that windows phone runs equally well on every device. love it.
lol at lowbudget android phones with stuttering animations and transitions
my android phone is a full two years old and was EOL 6 months after it launched. The thing can be slow as shit sometimes, basically a low budget equivalent. up for a new contract soon but I don't know what to get.the good thing is that windows phone runs equally well on every device. love it.
lol at lowbudget android phones with stuttering animations and transitions
if you want a safty net, then get ios. if you love customization go for droid. if you wanna "risk" it on something new got for wp7. but i highly recommend you give each device a try and make an choice based upon your own opinion.my android phone is a full two years old and was EOL 6 months after it launched. The thing can be slow as shit sometimes, basically a low budget equivalent. up for a new contract soon but I don't know what to get.
the good thing is that windows phone runs equally well on every device. love it.
lol at lowbudget android phones with stuttering animations and transitions
Dude, get your shit straight. Even high end android phones have stuttering animations and transitions.
I love my GN, but even ICS is incredibly inconsistent performance wise
Meh ... there goes the hopes my Transformer will be what I had hoped :\Dude, get your shit straight. Even high end android phones have stuttering animations and transitions.
I love my GN, but even ICS is incredibly inconsistent performance wise
Like Google? Or is the browser no longer a pile of shit?That, and the simple reality is that some people JUST CAN'T FUCKING PROGRAM.\