Joe just tweeted that there is a huge WhatsApp update.
http://www.windowsphone.com/en-us/s...a0ebb-1585-4c7e-a9ec-054cf4569a79?signin=true
Very nice!
Now give us local music/video sharing and a better UI because default black is boring.
Joe just tweeted that there is a huge WhatsApp update.
http://www.windowsphone.com/en-us/s...a0ebb-1585-4c7e-a9ec-054cf4569a79?signin=true
That too. It makes me appreciate having a Nokia, but its not good for the platform as a whole imo.I still hate how Nokia has exclusive apps like ESPN Hub and ESPN fantasy football even though I have a Nokia 920. Third party apps like that should be available on all Windows Phones to build the eco system. This is artificially created fragmentation.
Windows Phone already runs on ARM.Delays are probably because Microsoft will introduce Windows Phone 8 RT to compete with WP8 and further confuse and turn people further off Windows.
the ESPN hub app is a piece of shit anyway, not as bad as the other ESPN app though, but still sucks.
That too. It makes me appreciate having a Nokia, but its not good for the platform as a whole imo.
Nokia, and similarly other OEMs, have an interest in keeping some goodies to themselves. Verizon, however, does not. No one is switching carriers to play Halo Mobile a few weeks early. People may however choose Nokia over HTC if Nokia has some cool exclusive apps.
But when people scream about Android's fragmentation problem, there really isn't one. As a consumer I want fantasy football on my smartphone. On Android it doesn't matter whether I'm on 2.3 Gingerbread or 4.2 Jelly Bean, but I have my fantasy football app.
the ESPN hub app is a piece of shit anyway, not as bad as the other ESPN app though, but still sucks.
Do you also have Chrome, Google Now and all the other latest stuff that Google issue?
Nope.
Those are core apps. Actual fragmentation. On Windows Phone you'll get all the Nokia exclusives after a timed period. Apps that wouldn't be there at all if Nokia weren't paying developers for them.
What? Garbage app running on 2.3 versus a newer app running on 4.2 are exactly the same?But when people scream about Android's fragmentation problem, there really isn't one. As a consumer I want fantasy football on my smartphone. On Android it doesn't matter whether I'm on 2.3 Gingerbread or 4.2 Jelly Bean, but I have my fantasy football app.
the live tile never works.ESPN Scorecenter (the one made by ESPN) is much better than the Nokia one IMO.
the live tile never works.
What? Garbage app running on 2.3 versus a newer app running on 4.2 are exactly the same?
i just use mlb.com for mlb scores.Oh yeah, I bad it small and forgot about that.
I pretty much just use it to check scores, and it's perfect for that. Loads up instantly, keeps my league spot on the last one I had open (MLB) and puts myESPN favorite teams right at the top.
Core apps vs apps doesn't matter to me - an app is still an app. Google Now is nice to have, but I gave it up to try out Windows Phone with the Nokia 920 only after I found out there is an official fantasy football app. Different apps matter to different people, and fantasy football is bigger than all of us.
I think if the 1020 had an updated cpu/gpu and a 1080p screen I'd sell my 920 and upgrade. At $699 though, I can't do it.
crazy as it sounds, if they made a Lumia with the EOS tech and a phablet sized screen I'd easily pay $1000 off contract.
Windows Phone already runs on ARM.
Clearly they need to port Windows Phone to x86.
I still hate how Nokia has exclusive apps like ESPN Hub and ESPN fantasy football even though I have a Nokia 920. Third party apps like that should be available on all Windows Phones to build the eco system. This is artificially created fragmentation.
For the nth time, if Nokia has exclusive apps or games, you can be sure they also paid for the development. The apps and games are going to be available for other phones later on.
For the nth time, if Nokia has exclusive apps or games, you can be sure they also paid for the development. The apps and games are going to be available for other phones later on.
For the nth time, if Nokia has exclusive apps or games, you can be sure they also paid for the development. The apps and games are going to be available for other phones later on.
ESPN Fantasy Football was available last year, but as far as I know it's still exclusive to Nokia.
Any users (perhaps only UK) having trouble updating apps? I checked the error code and folks on WPCentral who had experienced it before seemed to all get hit at once. So I assume it's a problem on MS end. Just wanted to make sure.
I'm experiencing errors when trying to install apps. From the good 'ol US, by the way.
I'm experiencing errors when trying to install apps. From the good 'ol US, by the way.
Ah, not just me then. Thanks!Same
If you happen to live in the US.Core apps vs apps doesn't matter to me - an app is still an app. Google Now is nice to have, but I gave it up to try out Windows Phone with the Nokia 920 only after I found out there is an official fantasy football app. Different apps matter to different people, and fantasy football is bigger than all of us.
If you happen to live in the US.
To be fair, I do like (American) Football even though I don't live in the US, but I haven't played fantasy football in a while and I'm sure there more than a few people outside of the US that wouldn't care about it either.Pretty much. The rest of the world cares about the football where the ball is actually played moved with feet all 90 minutes.
Or like MURICANs like to call it: Soccer.
Supposedly the MS Store is going to have the 64GB Lumia 1020.
Supposedly the MS Store is going to have the 64GB Lumia 1020.
Have you heard anything about when it's coming to Canada?
Yeah I wonder what the price will be?
Nothing yet.
As an aside I can't wait to get the amber and GDR2 updates. Hopefully Rogers will deliver the update.
dammit, where are the 1020 video samples? i'd kill to to see a 1080p vid of that bee demo.
To be fair, I do like (American) Football even though I don't live in the US, but I haven't played fantasy football in a while and I'm sure there more than a few people outside of the US that wouldn't care about it either.