My father just got his new Lumia 1020. Too bad he couldn't have waited another couple of months for this year's phones (the camera is a bit wasted on him).
He'd probably be just as happy with an HTC 8X which is also a bit more pocketable and a lot cheaper, but with carrier contracts there's often just no point in getting a 'good enough' phone when you are already paying for a 400+ Euro phone.
Now I have to look for a decent case that's going to protect the phone well.
It's still there for me.Am I missing something or did Nokia remove the My Commute feature from Here Drive+?
I assume you are not in the US, 1020 is currently free on Att. I am getting one for my wife, between 1020 and 925, I would rather get her 1020. She actually has been kind of jealous of the camera on my 1020.
It's still there for me.
Same here, I think 1020 would have better resale value, but really best phone to get on contract is iPhone. I think AT&T also doing discount on 1520 both the 16 and 32 gb.To clarify, he didn't have to hand over the 400+ Euros for the phone. I think he only paid <100 Euros. But the actual cost of the device is hidden in the monthly payments. You are still paying the full price of the device over the course of two years.
Where would I find it? I tried it on my mother's 920 when they added the feature, but now on the 1020 I can't find it.
Where would I find it? I tried it on my mother's 920 when they added the feature, but now on the 1020 I can't find it.
It's not there. The app is updated and has the recently added 'find my car' feature, but there's no 'my commute'. Could it be that they removed it for Germany?
When I slide up the tiles at the bottom, there are nine tiles and the bottom right one is empty.
Grabbed a win8 phone finally to complement my other gear/metro hardon. Is there any reason IE doesn't have swipe to go back/forward? It's the only reason I'm using slow as shit UC over blazing fast IE.
My fault. Clearly I wandered into some taboo trap that only the initiated would know to avoid. I'll cry about my missing features and like it.
The phone and desktop OS couldn't be more different, when it comes to their UX guidelines.
I wasn't attacking you and I agree I needs me swipe!!! I try it all the time when I move from my Surface to my 1020.I swear it was just my personal abbreviation for the phone line and not some underlying perception I have about MS' approach to each of their OSes (though I need metro in my life in every way possible).
It's also strange a dumb third party app has swipe but not the actual bundled browser.
I wasn't attacking you and I agree I needs me swipe!!! I try it all the time when I move from my Surface to my 1020.
Do you have your home and work addresses saved?It's not there. The app is updated and has the recently added 'find my car' feature, but there's no 'my commute'. Could it be that they removed it for Germany?
When I slide up the tiles at the bottom, there are nine tiles and the bottom right one is empty.
Edit: or does the phone maybe have to 'learn' the commute and actually have to have been in both places or something? It should still work in Germany according to Nokia's list of supported countries.
Do you have your home and work addresses saved?
Is there any WP8 devices out there that are on par to my iPhone and will work with Verizon? I've been looking but it seems every LTE phone doesn't support VZW bands or another reason.
Same goes for Straight Talk compatible phone for the gf. Currently using an iPhone 4 and it's showing some age so anything that's mid range would be ok. I've been looking at the 920, 925, 520 just recently but don't really know how well they hold up.
Where is the Beats Music app? Thurrott made me interested to try it.
And Verizon is insane. They will announce a phone like 2 days before release.I think in a recent Windows Weekly they said that the Icon was rumored for February 5th or March 5th.
Belfiore is in charge of IE now...don't expect much work...
From the inside, I expect the opposite.
Look at it this way. Belfiore has some fantastic leadership and design skills. Windows Phone as it is, is beautiful, functional, and intuitive. But what's held back the release of that work is the carriers and complexities with how phone hardware differs from PC hardware.
Now Belfiore is in charge of IE and Windows 8.1. Both of which can basically be updated whenever with no one saying "no".
Yeah I get that, but I just don't want to see exclusive flagships for 6 months. 920 was exclusive to ATT for 6 months, Verizon didn't have a flagship from Nokia last holiday and it wasn't because they weren't interested in carrying WP's, they carried the 82x and I believe both of HTC's phones.I honestly don't want Microsoft "flexing muscles" with carriers right now. What they need most of all is to prove to carriers that they're a worthy 3rd competitor, and not something that should be shunned to the back of the bus at every opportunity.
And to be frank, if Microsoft could "flex muscles" to get their way, they probably already would have done so.
Nest and the company with the running robots are better acquisitions than Nokia and Skype? How far into the future do we wait before I can call you out on this?
The handset, which looks like a smaller version of the Nokia Lumia 1520, is shown in the screen shot to run Windows Phone 8.1 build 8.10.1270.
That's not the rumour I saw. It had a 1080p screen for one.
It looks extremely thin and light with a 20mp camera.
That resolution would be a joke.
Need a new games hub and the rest too. It's all the same since WP7 and needs a redesign.