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14y ago
My Samsung Focus was released about 18 months ago and I am hoping it to get updated when the next version of windows phone software comes out. Just saying :)
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14y ago
There is a difference between a designer and a developer. If you are hiring for designers why do you care if they can program at all. I know dozens of designers who couldn't write a hello world in Python yet have a beautiful web portfolio a
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14y ago
So you just agreed the premise of your whole argument above is not valid. Just saying.
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Lumia 900 wins outdoor readability test, Galaxy S and iPhone 4 split second
(theverge.com)
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Nokia Confirms Lumia 900 Software Glitch, Offers Fix and $100 Credit
(allthingsd.com)
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15y ago
>> This really isn't the bad part of the law Although this one was a success story, it has largely been ineffective in stopping copyright violation in many other scenarios. Youtube, the biggest video platform on the net, still conti
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15y ago
As Microsoft tries hard, this looks like a good opportunity for hackers to set shop focusing on a niche market.
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Security hole exposes Android, iOS to Facebook identity theft
(zdnet.com)
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15y ago
The phone is not slow and old, the OS is a resource hog. Compare the specs to a Windows phone and see how smoothly it runs with similar hardware.
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15y ago
Of course they don't. Unfortunately people who bought it last decade do.
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15y ago
Well this had to happen at some point. Though it has a small marketshare and is based on unix, given the kind of demographic that uses a mac, (richer, more connected, etc) it is very lucrative for trojans to infect a mac and steal personal
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Anatomy of a smart phone hack
(th3j35t3r.wordpress.com)
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15y ago
There are many reason why you would want to upgrade: here I googled a chart for you: http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows7/products/compare... btw, I'd love to use siri on an iPhone 3G which I'm perfectly happy with...
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15y ago
aren't a bunch of those unsupported features in draft mode?
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You Should Treat Your iPhone Like a Toddler: The State of Mobile App Security
(techcrunch.com)
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Android and iOS expose your photos to third party apps, promise fixes
(engadget.com)
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15y ago
The review itself was pretty lame. Nothing planned or thought out. It looks it was made in the urge of getting the first report out
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15y ago
So that should still work right? As long as there is a tablet that has a good keyboard stand, As a tablet, you mostly stay in the metro world and once docked you can use the keyboard/mouse. None of the metro apps I saw were not hard or non-
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15y ago
The experience does not change. Either you type windows buttong and start typing the name of the app (just like in wondows 7) Now if only you could pin a desktop app like word to the start screen, then I don't see the difference in experien
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15y ago
Nobody is forcing you to use the things you don't like about windows. Which you haven't bothered to list... A tablet can be a pure metro experience and a pretty cool one at that.
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15y ago
This problem has been solved many a ttimes before. It's not the first 13" laptop anybody has designed. So thogh I'd love to see a keyboard pic, I'd assume it's going to be inline with what's out there already. Love these new ultrabooks btw.
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15y ago
The blog is by UX designer guy. So obviously he's focusing on the UI changes. Hope there are more substantial changes in this release other than just a change in color scheme and iconography.
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15y ago
If I read correctly, the article says that of the top 10000 sites 95% do have a valid P3P header. Does that make a decision any simpler for an aspiring startup?
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Fake Pokemon Yellow rises to No. 3 position on iTunes app charts
(arstechnica.com)
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15y ago
And that is a perfectly valid reason for Google to do it as well and bash Facebook while they are at it.
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15y ago
A better product always wins out. The browser antitrust case was a farce. What actually caused IE share to go down was not the antitrust ruling but a much better product by firefox and chrome. If dropbox is better, it will win no matter if
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15y ago
Windows 7 already does remote streaming. http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows7/products/feature... It's an awesome feature that not many people know they have.
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15y ago
If the core services are going to be different then the fragmentation is still a problem for app developers. May be not so much for the end users but I guess the end users don't care as much. Not everyone will update frequently or would wan
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Designing Windows 8 or: How to Redesign a Religion
(gizmodo.com)
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15y ago
How can android be a free OS when Microsoft is demanding as much as $15 for each device sold from the manufacturers?
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