The Windows Mobile Thread
maverick786us
Padawan
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I have the latest updated HERE maps and drive. What is the procedure of checking traffic condition in the maps?
I have the latest updated HERE maps and drive. What is the procedure of checking traffic condition in the maps?
Flash
Lost in speed
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Windows Phone 8.1 vs Android 4.3 and iPhone iOS 7 - Society and Religion
*www.windowsphone.com/en-in/store/app/vlc-mobile-remote/8ad51406-1c5e-4024-8ffa-f9bc1e21108f
Windows Phone 8.1 vs Android 4.3 and iPhone iOS 7 - Society and Religion
Like this?
*www.windowsphone.com/en-in/store/app/vlc-mobile-remote/8ad51406-1c5e-4024-8ffa-f9bc1e21108f
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Broken In
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I installed and fount that it is just a remote of VLC on a computer.
I installed and fount that it is just a remote of VLC on a computer.
LegendKiller
In the zone
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guys i have just bought lumia 520.....i am unable to connect it to my pc to transfer music and videos. also is there any guide available for a new wm user?
guys i have just bought lumia 520.....i am unable to connect it to my pc to transfer music and videos. also is there any guide available for a new wm user?
pranav0091
I am not an Owl
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Can you describe a bit more, like if you see an error message or something ?... Its drag and drop bussiness.. Just copy all the music files to the folder named Music (on the phone or the card)
Can you describe a bit more, like if you see an error message or something ?... Its drag and drop bussiness.. Just copy all the music files to the folder named Music (on the phone or the card)
hey bro, connecting lumia is most easy. Just plug in the usb port and everything will be fine if you are i, win 8. Or if you use win 7 then AFAIK you need to download windows phone app.
pranav0091
I am not an Owl
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No, I am on W7 and I use only drag and drop for anything I need. I believe thats possibly true for vista as well...
No, I am on W7 and I use only drag and drop for anything I need. I believe thats possibly true for vista as well...
Talk.To stopped working from me too
. Need to move to other app. WP should have supported chat for other profiles like Gtalk, Yahoo, Skype etc. from their messaging hub itself like Facebook
The Incinerator
Human Spambot
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NOw thats end of misery for the half baked windows so called smart phone.Thats LIGHT at the end of the tunnel finally. Android will have a tough time,Billy,s plan did work weaken and nail!
*www.microsoft.com/en-us/news/press/2013/Sep13/09-02AnnouncementPR.aspx
**www.thehindu.com/business/Industry/microsoft-buying-nokias-devices-services-unit/article5088336.ece?homepage=true
NOw thats end of misery for the half baked windows so called smart phone.Thats LIGHT at the end of the tunnel finally. Android will have a tough time,Billy,s plan did work weaken and nail!
*www.microsoft.com/en-us/news/press/2013/Sep13/09-02AnnouncementPR.aspx
**www.thehindu.com/business/Industry/microsoft-buying-nokias-devices-services-unit/article5088336.ece?homepage=true
The Incinerator
Human Spambot
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Thank you, Gearbox.
Thank you, Gearbox.
pranav0091
I am not an Owl
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I feel bad for Nokia, planning to hold back my purchase now atleast until WP8.1 is released likely by next April. I had my eyes nearly set on the 6inch phablet, but this raises a lot of questions.
I'd predict a growing disenchantment with the superior imaging and all-round goals like Nokia did. And not to mention maps and bug fixing.
MS wants 15% marketshare by 2018, that goes well with my view of them as a numbers-oriented company, one that left WP7 users in the lurch because it wasnt 'economical' to backport NT kernel to the older processors. This is the same company that routinely releases and kills its own product lines and has wacky ADs with little sense. I guess its goodbye to some genuinely funny ads, great comeras and above all great reliability and service.
Heh, I am already thinking of getting a N4 as backup, especially with the price drop...
RIP Nokia. Thee shall not be forgotten.
I feel bad for Nokia, planning to hold back my purchase now atleast until WP8.1 is released likely by next April. I had my eyes nearly set on the 6inch phablet, but this raises a lot of questions.
I'd predict a growing disenchantment with the superior imaging and all-round goals like Nokia did. And not to mention maps and bug fixing.
MS wants 15% marketshare by 2018, that goes well with my view of them as a numbers-oriented company, one that left WP7 users in the lurch because it wasnt 'economical' to backport NT kernel to the older processors. This is the same company that routinely releases and kills its own product lines and has wacky ADs with little sense. I guess its goodbye to some genuinely funny ads, great comeras and above all great reliability and service.
Heh, I am already thinking of getting a N4 as backup, especially with the price drop...
RIP Nokia. Thee shall not be forgotten.
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The Incinerator
Human Spambot
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Or It could be the next big thing with hardware and software under the same roof,as exactly what redmond intended! Nokias hardware strength and MS software with no evil interest of acquisition in between or those deliberate late software update mess!
Or It could be the next big thing with hardware and software under the same roof,as exactly what redmond intended! Nokias hardware strength and MS software with no evil interest of acquisition in between or those deliberate late software update mess!
pranav0091
I am not an Owl
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Although I'd hope for that (thats why intend to wait) I get this uneasy feeling that MS is much more likely to behave in a completely irresponsible/idiotic manner with regards to anything as compared to Nokia. Look at the XBONE launch, the WP7 fiasco the scroogled AD campaign to name a few.
If anything, I fear the Nokia's ability to churn out rather special handsets may be devoured in a race to make money byt diluting the investment in imaging/support.
The root of the problem is this *www.theverge.com/2013/9/3/4688962/...-windows-phone-marketshare-by-2018/in/4453001
See whats happening? 'Want to triple the marketshare by 2018' - That precisely is the problem. It speaks nothing about this year-end or next year. By 2018 end - so that they can scramble and release something by 2017 and try and hope to meet the numbers (which are far TOO modest to be a goal). This is precisely why WP8 has a lot of bugs - scramble for a late release then then complain that the numbers werent met while easily forgetting that your OS wasnt exactly a market leader in a lot of areas. Look at what happened to Notification centre or FM radio (I dont use either much, but still) in WP8 or the support for multiple volume profiles or a decent skype app.
The only thing I see getting better is update cycles. But at the loss of the nifty little Nokia add-ons - I wouldnt sign up for that the way things stand now..
I hope this means good things, but I fear the worst from what I know. Thats why I'll wait for WP8.1. And right now I am very happy with my L520.
And look at this fallout-
*www.wpcentral.com/nokia-top-designer-marko-ahtisaari-leave-nokia-nov
*www.theverge.com/2013/9/3/4689026/nokians-mourn-the-loss-of-their-company-to-microsoft/in/4453001
These are people who defined a brand identity. I fear MS simply cant buy up talent to contain this fallout.
Although I'd hope for that (thats why intend to wait) I get this uneasy feeling that MS is much more likely to behave in a completely irresponsible/idiotic manner with regards to anything as compared to Nokia. Look at the XBONE launch, the WP7 fiasco the scroogled AD campaign to name a few.
If anything, I fear the Nokia's ability to churn out rather special handsets may be devoured in a race to make money byt diluting the investment in imaging/support.
The root of the problem is this *www.theverge.com/2013/9/3/4688962/...-windows-phone-marketshare-by-2018/in/4453001
See whats happening? 'Want to triple the marketshare by 2018' - That precisely is the problem. It speaks nothing about this year-end or next year. By 2018 end - so that they can scramble and release something by 2017 and try and hope to meet the numbers (which are far TOO modest to be a goal). This is precisely why WP8 has a lot of bugs - scramble for a late release then then complain that the numbers werent met while easily forgetting that your OS wasnt exactly a market leader in a lot of areas. Look at what happened to Notification centre or FM radio (I dont use either much, but still) in WP8 or the support for multiple volume profiles or a decent skype app.
The only thing I see getting better is update cycles. But at the loss of the nifty little Nokia add-ons - I wouldnt sign up for that the way things stand now..
I hope this means good things, but I fear the worst from what I know. Thats why I'll wait for WP8.1. And right now I am very happy with my L520.
And look at this fallout-
*www.wpcentral.com/nokia-top-designer-marko-ahtisaari-leave-nokia-nov
*www.theverge.com/2013/9/3/4689026/nokians-mourn-the-loss-of-their-company-to-microsoft/in/4453001
These are people who defined a brand identity. I fear MS simply cant buy up talent to contain this fallout.
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Empirial
Youngling
pranav0091
I am not an Owl
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Yep. Stolen in commute. Got the junior after that (with insurance)
Yep. Stolen in commute. Got the junior after that (with insurance)