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oceanmotion 17,358 posts
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moriss 588 posts
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Registered 15 years agoWooHoo!!! wrote:
sounds sinister when you put it lie that but the article seems to be saying that this brandon guy from the phone dev team said, stop breaking into the system by force and we'll help you do something more substantial for the homebrew community. which is nice!
Windows Phone 7 unlocker scrapped
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MS had a word. -
PearOfAnguish 7,573 posts
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Registered 17 years agomoriss wrote:
wat does it mean to have to 'root' something? i read a review of android that said to take a screenshot you need root access and i'm not sure what that means
Same as jailbreaking an iPhone, gives you more access to the system so you can do funky shit like installing new ROMs.
The screenshot thing is a bit silly, screenshot apps need root access to work. Hope Google sort that in an update. -
oceanmotion 17,358 posts
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Registered 18 years agomoriss wrote:
WooHoo!!! wrote:
sounds sinister when you put it lie that but the article seems to be saying that this brandon guy from the phone dev team said, stop breaking into the system by force and we'll help you do something more substantial for the homebrew community. which is nice!
Windows Phone 7 unlocker scrapped
Could be interesting, don't know how they go about supporting homebrew especially the stuff people actually want. Someone else will mess about with it but nice to see MS maybe offering some official support. -
Still waiting for my shitty Mozart to turn up.
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oceanmotion 17,358 posts
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Registered 18 years agoOver 3000 Apps now
Handy website for checking them out too. -
Has anyone announced a second wave Win phone 7 handset yet?
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CrispyXUK64 wrote:
It is indeed, shitty.
Still waiting for my shitty Mozart to turn up.
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Elaborate please. -
Same problems it's always had, the utterly horrible interface, it's awful. -
Errm right. -
Looks pretty good, I'll give it that, but it seems to go a million levels deep and can be very confusing at times. Fucking hard to describe. -
ElNuevo9 14,164 posts
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Registered 15 years agoCrispyXUK64 wrote:
Looks pretty good, I'll give it that, but it seems to go a million levels deep and can be very confusing at times. Fucking hard to describe.
Yeah, I'd go with that. Had a mess around with one in the Orange store the other day. I won't be ditching the iPhone anytime soon. -
Oh, I've had this for 2 days, it's a massive pain to navigate around and I'm not getting any better at it. -
Carbon_Altered 890 posts
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Registered 15 years agoI've had mine for 2 months now and love it. Had an Android phone previously, but never and iPhone so comparisons with that are difficult.
The interface is superior to Android - just the right blend of structure and customisation. Nice big icons that are easy to move around/change.
The messaging/email is handled better/quicker IMO
App choice is ok, but not proper massive. Games are generally overpriced. Getting achievements on the train/in the loo is ace, however.
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It's better than my Blackberry
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My shits are better than my blackberry. -
Carbon_Altered 890 posts
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Registered 15 years agoOne dumb downside is that it will refuse to look for hidden wifi networks -
You cant add hidden wifi O_o?!
Well if thats the case that's win phone 7 out the window (HAHA) for me. -
lovely2cu 1,194 posts
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mcmonkeyplc wrote:
You cant add hidden wifi O_o?!
Well if thats the case that's win phone 7 out the window (HAHA) for me.
Can someone answer this? It's a pretty big deal breaker for me. -
Sponz 702 posts
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Registered 17 years agoJust picked up an LG Optimus 7 (E900.) It seems to be the only one available with 16gb memory, and I cant be arsed to wait for a Dell Venue Pro any longer.
Very impressed with it so far. Lovely screen on it, seems really intuitive, Xbox Live integration is superb and better than I expected.
As for Wi-Fi, it will only connect to an SSID that is being broadcast.
As for the "millions of levels deep" -???????
There are 2 screens. The Start screen where all your preferred apps sit on tiles, and the second screen accessible with a swipe to the left, where everything is listed in alphabetical order. Within apps or games, nothing is more than a press of the Windows key to take you back to the start page. Couldnt be easier to navigate in my opinion.
Pros:
Lovely bright clear screen.
Xbox Live is great, and love that my Avatar keeps appearing randomly on the XBL tile.
The tabbed browser is fantastic.
Much better than my shitty BlackBerry 9700
Awesome touchy on screen keyboard.
Cons:
Not enough ring tones or message alerts
Not enough options to customise the device, such as changing the font size in the email app to show more than 5 email headers.
Gets a bit warm in my hands if playing around with it for a couple of hours. Having recently moved to the sub zero temperatures of Switzerland, I think this is a bonus feature.
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Vice.Destroyer 7,437 posts
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Registered 15 years agoMy iPhone contract expires in dec 2011. If by that time my most used apps are available on the Windows marketplace, I'll make the jump. I might just make the jump anyways, if the iPhone 5 isn't as flashy as the W7 UI. -
Lol, a giant jump backwards. -
Vice.Destroyer 7,437 posts
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Registered 15 years agoYou reckon? What does the iPhone do miles better than W7? Other than the app store? -
Everything. Seriously, the W7 is awful. If you really want to change get an Android. -
Vice.Destroyer 7,437 posts
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Registered 15 years agoI have a major problem with Android. Took the HTC Desire with me to Germany for a week and that was quite possibly the worst experience using a smart phone that I have ever had. Will NEVER go Android, unless the things improve by a boat load. -
MiniAmin 3,799 posts
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Registered 13 years agoWhat problems did you have with the HTC vice? -
Vice, don't pay any attention to Crispy, talk about exaggeration...
For a less than 3 month old OS, WP7 is pretty solid out the gate. And [u]rumour[/u] has it there are two updates due in the next couple of months that will add functionality, such as copy and paste and multi-tasking.
I've used one, and thought the UI was pretty slick myself. I'll also be making the jump when my contract runs out.
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