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Age of Empires - Castle Siege
"NeoGAF League" <--- Open invite alliance for us WP gaffers and friends/family.
I'd love to join you guys, but there's no Android version.
Age of Empires - Castle Siege
"NeoGAF League" <--- Open invite alliance for us WP gaffers and friends/family.
Technically it should just be recreating the 4-pole setup that a normal in-line remote uses. But I haven't tested such an accessory. I do know that normal headphone remotes work on windows phone - just tried both android and iPhone cables and boy support skipping by double tapping the call answer button (and obviously WP ones do too)
Age of Empires - Castle Siege
"NeoGAF League" <--- Open invite alliance for us WP gaffers and friends/family.
Joined.... but fyi to the others it did not find it until I typed the whole name in. Will not find it if you just search for neogaf.
I am with Sprint and I am wiling to change carriers, so ATT or Verizon. There is no TMobile near me.
Am I a fool for wanting to get into a Nokia 1520 at this moment?
But, now after 5 days with my Lumia 1020 and WP8.1, I dont think I like Windows Phone all that much. I guess I went into it with wrong expectations, chief among them that it would be much like Windows 8 Metro.
You listed a few reasons why you don't like WP. Is there anything you found that has been an improvement over your previous phone which is an Android? I like to hear the pluses & minuses of the different OSes.
i got an update & thought it was cyan but nope. still on lumia black.
Just installing dev preview 8.10.14176.243 on my 920. Is this the one that lets us get Cyan?
in the settings there is 'extras+info' which shows you which version you're currently rocking....how does one tell?
i just got a phone update, havent done it yet.
I'm a big doofy dumb dumb who wanted an iPhone 6 or Plus, but after not being able to buy one and then seeing the high-larious issues with software updates I am looking at Windows phone. Couple things:
I am a bit of a Microsoft mark - Surface Pro 3 and Xbox 360/One fan so I am used to MS gotchas and accounting
My current phone (Note 2) is flat busted. Doesn't relay voice at all any more. IP and texting is fine.
I am with Sprint and I am wiling to change carriers, so ATT or Verizon. There is no TMobile near me.
Am I a fool for wanting to get into a Nokia 1520 at this moment?
Okay, this is a stupid question, buy I haven't used my Lumia in a while.
When you charge your phone, does the charging icon blink?
Build 8.10.14176 starts rolling today to developer preview participants, and provides a bunch of performance improvements and general fixes. One of the important fixes addresses an issue some folks were seeing during the update process the 80188308 error which resulted from running out of storage space in the system partition during update. We expect this fix to solve the update issue for most users.
If you have a Nokia Lumia device and are still running into this error with the latest update, you can use the Nokia Software Recovery tool to reset your device.
Or, if you are on a phone with lower storage capacity you may also see an out of storage error that is different than the one above. Please follow the Make room on my phone to update it article.
Were also pleased to announce that HTC devices (The HTC Windows Phone 8X and 8S) will now be able to get the Windows Phone 8.1 Update with this new update.
Finally, we know that many of you Lumia users on Developer Preview have been patiently waiting for the Lumia Cyan update. We started delivering the Cyan update to a few Lumia devices a few weeks ago, and are targeting a whole lot more starting today. Well continue to add more Lumia devices every couple of days over the coming weeks until we bring everyone up to the latest.
I am with Sprint and I am wiling to change carriers, so ATT or Verizon. There is no TMobile near me.
Am I a fool for wanting to get into a Nokia 1520 at this moment?
But I keep hearing mumblings of a 1525. Everything is conjecture, but I'd hate to invest now and miss on new features.
What the hell is going on at iVerge, this article is confusing and weird...
Sticking to those chumps who think that their $1,300 phone shouldn't bend ().or make calls
Seriously they are now in the pocketnow territory.
Awesome! I'm on black, thanks for the direction. I will happily guinea pig my phone to see if I get cyan.Some info about the update:
http://blogs.windows.com/bloggingwi...ate-for-windows-phone-preview-for-developers/
Hopefully the Icon is one of the phones added to receive Cyan soon.
Your basically looking at the 1520 if you go with AT&T or the Icon if you go with Verizon. Those are what I consider the best phones for the platform. They may not be bleeding edge in all respects, but they should still keep you happy for a couple years IMO.
It sounds like the 1525 was a false rumor. We haven't heard anything new recently and I question if the 801 chip would really be that much of an improvement when the 1520 already performs great and has excellent battery life.
8.1 is great. Live folders are neat. Haven't played with Cortana yet.
Any other notable changes? I notice Music is now a Live Tile but it just displays the artist name scrolling across the tile?
Sticking to those chumps who think that their $1,300 phone shouldn't bend ().or make calls
Seriously they are now in the pocketnow territory.
You listed a few reasons why you don't like WP. Is there anything you found that has been an improvement over your previous phone which is an Android? I like to hear the pluses & minuses of the different OSes.
Cyan is Firmware, not an OS update.Quick question, Live Folders are -as of right now- only on some developer preview version and not the regularly available 8.1 Cyan update (in Europe)?
One more thing: I do like double tap to wake the phone.
It's like someone personally insulted the writer when they lodged a complaint against the durability of the iPhone. Compare that with the Verge article they posted mocking the lumia cat video before they realized it wasn't actually made by Microsoft. The backtracking on that one was hilarious.
As of right now, and that might change with further use, aside from the Metro tiles, and perhaps a slightly snappier feeling when interacting with the phone, I don't think there is anything inherently linked with WP I prefer.
I will probably come to appreciate the Nokia offline navigation once again (as I did with my Symbian powered Nokia 5230). I think I will be able to appreciate the camera and the camera apps a bit more in time. I love the dedicated shutter button of the 1020 with half press to focus/full press to shoot.
As of right now I think it was a mistake for me to switch to WP. Further I think, despite my belief of having quite logical wishes and desires on how certain things ought to work, I'm rather alone with them and hence I need a rather freely configurable platform with many users in hopes that someone programs an app to give me the functionality I seek.
Noob question: How to forward emails with the built in mail app?
Navigation really hammered the battery. Just did a 90 minute drive from 100% charge and it's down to 77%. And that is with it connected to the car USB for charging (probably only 500ma but still)
What's wrong with pocketnow? Michael Fisher and Taylor Martin seem to do a good job being objective. Phone Arena is the site I recently stopped going to. That site is horrible.
The reply button should give you the option of reply, reply all and forward.
i have had a few times where i unlock the phone only to find like eight apps have started, all really random ones, none of which are on ny start screen.Sometimes, my phone does its own thing when I take it from my pocket.
WTF.
Honestly, you sound like you need some of the power features and tweaking that you'd get from android. what I like about WP is that it gives me 95% of what I'd want without the tweaking.
After this article, i stopped visiting their website: http://pocketnow.com/2013/05/06/wp8-keyboard
Serious question: is the Verge going to ignore the iPhone bending situation other than the satirical article that made fun of the people complaining? Would they do the same if it was a Samsung, HTC, or Microsoft flagship phone?
They won't comment on it until Apple responds to it first.Serious question: is the Verge going to ignore the iPhone bending situation other than the satirical article that made fun of the people complaining? Would they do the same if it was a Samsung, HTC, or Microsoft flagship phone?