I think it's more about how the smaller subpixels at higher PPI are harder to make out.
Why do people still want to see us suffer? It's been 70 years, man. :-(
:lol never forget!
16B is the only real bummer for me regarding the 925.
I think it's more about how the smaller subpixels at higher PPI are harder to make out.
Why do people still want to see us suffer? It's been 70 years, man. :-(
:lol never forget!
16B is the only real bummer for me regarding the 925.
I think it's more about how the smaller subpixels at higher PPI are harder to make out.
Originally, I heard that we could expect Windows Phone 8.1 by the end of 2013 at the very earliest, but that early 2014 was more likely. Now, I’m hearing that it could fall as far back as Q2 2014.
At one point, a source confided that Microsoft had moved away from its original yearly schedule at the request of Nokia, and that Windows Phone was realigned to match the needs of its biggest (by far) hardware partner. I’m not actually sure that’s what happened, but this information came independently from any slip in schedule, so it’s certainly plausible.
Q2 2014 makes me wonder if the first wave of wp8 devices will get the update. That will be pretty close to the 18 month guaranteed update window by then. Bad news for 920 and 8x owners.
Thurott is saying he's heard that Blue isn't coming until Q2 2014, and the shift in scheduling is at the request of Nokia. Maybe they want to realign the major releases to coincide with the component releases so they don't end up 10 months behind on hardware every cycle?
http://winsupersite.com/windows-pho...e-81-blue-leak-shows-notification-center-more
Q2 2014 makes me wonder if the first wave of wp8 devices will get the update. That will be pretty close to the 18 month guaranteed update window by then. Bad news for 920 and 8x owners.
Thurott is saying he's heard that Blue isn't coming until Q2 2014, and the shift in scheduling is at the request of Nokia. Maybe they want to realign the major releases to coincide with the component releases so they don't end up 10 months behind on hardware every cycle?
http://winsupersite.com/windows-pho...e-81-blue-leak-shows-notification-center-more
Ios7 is an upgrade over the ugly ios6, but it's so wildly inconsistent. I don't get it, it's such a mish mash of concepts. And the home screen icons are almost touch wiz level ugly. I'm shocked, it looks beta in parts. Like I said though, I still prefer it over ios6, which was offensively outdated.
Those who like iOS7 only seem to realize this now.
I almost fell out of my chair:
Because I'm not posting in the pos fanboy, hyperbole infested idiotic gaming side. I just wanted to say.
MUTHER FUCKING BATTLEFRONT BITCHES!!!!!!!!
Seriously shocking that a company like Apple could make a design decision like that (I assume there's a good chance that'll be changed for final release).That's hilarious.
I didn't mind the online requirements and no used game restrictions when I assumed Sony would be doing the same thing, but Sony (1) not having those restrictions (2) putting out a more powerful machine and (3) selling it for $100 less has taken out most of the enthusiasm I had for the Xbone. Microsoft could still get me to buy if the media functionality of the Xbone is on par with an HTPC (as in, plays .mkv files) or has some kind of WP8 integration that impresses me.
"And for all the jokes about skeumorphism, I would have preferred something nearer to the company's previous efforts than the new set, which seem closer to bathroom signage than even Windows Phone in their plainness."
Man, Xbox One is such a let down.
DRM killed it for real.
Exclusives don't matter when MS is making gamers look like fucking criminals.
Sony's stance on second hand game sales :-
When asked, Sony Worldwide Studios boss Shuhei Yoshida in a quickfire Q&A not if PS4 would block used games but whether second hand games will require an activation code on the console.
His answer: It's a publisher decision. We are not talking about it. Sorry.
Microsofts stance :-
Third party publishers may opt in or out of supporting game resale and may set up business terms or transfer fees with retailers.
Bet we don't see the bannings for the Sony 'apologists' as that's what we're calling sides now apparently.
How are publishers going to lock their disk sales?
If you'd read the post I made before, you'd see the policy isn't actually in control of either platform holders, the publishers want it, you may get Sony not bothering with it on their disks (though with their attitude to locking down the Vita etc I'd imagine they'll be first in line for it) but the rest are going to slam the DRM on it, forced new sales or a bite of the apple on resales is too big for publishers to pass up on, and if one platform has it front and center the other platform will need to support a similar system or face publishers ignoring them. But hey I'm batshit insane so what do I know?
Probably risking a ban, but Gaf has often been labeled Pro-Sony.
Posters only get away with what the mods deem acceptable and align with their views a lot of the time, I won't mention any names but there has been several revokings of mod status for abuses of status that were just to blatant to ignore.
at this point in time I think MS has lost the plot, we have notifications for new messages etc we want a quick way of viewing them, not an app that takes as long to open as opening the app where the notification is for.
The Nokia Lumia 928, which is only available from Verizon Wireless, was the third-best-selling phone on Big Red's network.
What is the WP team doing all year? Especially if Blue is really pushed to 2014?
Being rather excellent at one half of their shut up and ship policy.
Hard at work on slipping into irrelevancy. Apple just stole a lot of their swag. In Apple fan's mind Apple created everything. If they even decide to give WP8/8.1/9 a chance they'll say Microsoft stole *blank* from Apple.