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second that. If you are saying that after using Windows Phone then I respect it but I won't write off windows phone without giving it a shot. Take this from someone who has tried iPhone for a year before moving to Windows Phone.
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adventure that I didn't anticipate. Yes. and I am thankful for that :)
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Nokia maps has all of those plus handy apps like onebusaway
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Comes with 32 GB I think and the photos are 5MB I think.
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You can always turn that speed warning off if it bothers you.
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The "Windows Phone lacks apps" meme is getting old very quickly. But then again there is a grain of truth there. Most applications that you use day in and day out are probably already there natively or as a very good clone. The p
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That is definitely a thing that you don't appreciate until you have to use it. We were on road over the long weekend and were lost with no network connection. Thanks to offline maps on my Lumia 920 I was able to find the nearest road o
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Microsoft OneNote team doing AMA on reddit
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"Please sign in to use this tool." That's all I see when I am not signed in. Too confident on Google's part that the people will always be signed in or do they actually need any personal info to use this tool?
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There are other studies that have compared the offerings on multiple benchmarks as well. Here's the one I was referring to: https://zapier.com/engineering/quick-redis-benchmark-aws-vs-... see the comparison for yo
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Well AWS is slow is not surprise, there was an article on HN in last couple of weeks that pitted Azure against AWS and AWS was faster hands down. So this is no surprise at least to me.
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It's more of Android's fault letting this happen than Facebook's.
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Well what it also means is that its not just Facebook who does it. Many other apps you have installed are probably doing this as well without you knowing about it.
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It's wrong to expect user to read them. No wonder Android is a malware haven
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hmmm odd didn't for me. works on IE 11 though. Nice work. Love the layout. I might switch to newsblur just because of this :)
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Looks nice a few bugs when trying out with IE 10 though. Filters at the top don't work. Also a way to scope down to only a single RSS source would be nice.
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Unity Engine Announces Xbox One Support, Free For Windows Phone 8 Developers
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Microsoft confirms Internet Explorer 11 is coming to Windows 7
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2013 Browser Security Comparative Analysis: Socially Engineered Malware
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What do you mean windows doesn't support it?
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Samsung has put out some very appealing hardware in recent times. I won't be surprised if they pressurize other PC makers just like they did in case of android
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Microsoft to Pull Complete Reversal on Xbox One DRM Policies
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Interesting that Windows Azure comes up at the top not only purely in performance but also in the price performance ratio as well.
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Maybe that explains the similarities in Windows phone and ios7 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DM8NSSzxNGM
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Heck outlook.com/Hotmail has had it for a while. I don't get what the big deal is.
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Outlook.com/Hotmail has had this for a while now and ?I love it. Good to see Gmail finally catching up to it.
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It's funny how title has changed to be a flame bait now. Glass is one of the new things that Google is introducing and at the Google IO where you expect Google enthusiasts, why is it surprising to see a lot of Glass wearers? Glass of course
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Windows 8 and the windows phone 8 messaging apps bring a bunch of these together very nicely. My usage of IM (which includes SMS and facebook messaging) has gone up significantly ever since I switched.
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As a company whose goal is to make money can you blame them? It's the people who naively believe in the propaganda.
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Exactly. That it will require always on connection was a speculation and this one is too. Why not wait a few weeks to find out for real? I think May 21st is when they reveal it.
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