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by rkwz 15y ago
Hands on video: http://www.engadget.com/2011/10/26/nokia-lumia-800-hands-on/
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by rkwz 15y ago
>That thing looks like a lazy ripoff of the Nokia N9. Doesn't that apply to iPhone4S as well?
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by rkwz 15y ago
Don't know why you're getting downvoted. Lot of people really do like G+ features (circles, followers etc). And you didn't say that G+ is successful.
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by rkwz 15y ago
>There will be no “true” multi-tasking Really? What about the ability to snap two apps side by side? That doesn't count as multitasking?
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by rkwz 15y ago
>I'm pretty sure its clear what 'platforms' its built for on the site I guess then you should change the HN post title.
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by rkwz 15y ago
Here's another one: http://instant-eyedropper.com/
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by rkwz 15y ago
Different audience.
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Threats That Were Supposed To Kill Microsoft Windows But Didn't(businessinsider.com)
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Java Vs. JavaScript(ask.metafilter.com)
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South Korea to develop its own... smartphone OS, aims to rival iOS, Android(phonearena.com)
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4:30AM vs. 11:30AM(sebastianmarshall.com)
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Android vs Windows Phone 7: At least one handset maker thinking about it(gigaom.com)
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by rkwz 15y ago
>>It's been how long since it launched and I've only ever seen one in the wild that didn't belong to someone affiliated with MSFT. Not a fair comparison: WP7 was launched in October 21, 2010[1] [2] Android was launched 2 years ear
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by rkwz 15y ago
What is this I don't even
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The 5 worst pieces of advice Apple ever got(gizmodo.com)
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Android and iOS both fail, but Android fails better(guardian.co.uk)
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Android only 23% open says report; Linux, Eclipse win praise(itwriting.com)
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by rkwz 15y ago
This can be solved to an extent by the "invisible text area"[1] trick. Here, whatever text is inputted or pasted goes directly to an invisible text area. And from that it is appended to the CE div/iframe that's is shown to the user. I think
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by rkwz 15y ago
It goes well with the metro UI.
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Good With Money vs. Good With Resources(sebastianmarshall.com)
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Uncommunication Devices(dilbert.com)
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by rkwz 15y ago
Sensationalist title. The Ars article[1] was much better. A foundational goal of the B2G project is to explore and remedy areas where current Web standards are insufficient for building modern mobile applications. Instead of haphazardly gr
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by rkwz 15y ago
>>I'd much rather have Mozilla working on an "OS for the web" than Google, despite whatever problems Mozilla may have. In this context, one of the problems that Mozilla has compared to Google is money.
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by rkwz 15y ago
>>Apps can be delivered over the web, but data is stored locally. If it is backed up remotely, then it is encrypted first. If our app communicates with other users, then it does so P2P instead of through a central service. I real
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by rkwz 15y ago
Funding.
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Microsoft just want to say..(youtube.com)
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by rkwz 15y ago
Just curious, can you give some alternatives to XML? for example like JSON etc.
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Mozilla is changing(standblog.org)
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Elementary OS(elementaryos.org)
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by rkwz 15y ago
>Surely a clean-sheet design started _now_ would be more interesting and perhaps even useful than a 21-year-old microkernel. Just curious, are there any such OS in development?

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