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Windows Phone 7 May Be On To Something
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h8sign 
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Posted 03 November 2010 - 04:15 PM
Funny how this article comes IMMEDIATELY after the "Google and Apple are Smart, Microsoft is Dumb" article:
http://www.pcworld.c....html?tk=hp_new
Do you smell metal? Because there's certainly a lot of "IRONY" in the air.
http://www.pcworld.c....html?tk=hp_new
Do you smell metal? Because there's certainly a lot of "IRONY" in the air.
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Posted 03 November 2010 - 04:40 PM
Copy and paste and multi-tasking will be taken care of either by MS or a 3rd party within a month.
Flash on its way to WM7 - adobe confirms.
Silverlight doesnt work really?
http://www.silverlig.../windows-phone/
And again Windows is pushing for HTML hard for the next update.
The silverlight bad info. is kinda shocking for PCWORLD to screw up on.
Flash on its way to WM7 - adobe confirms.
Silverlight doesnt work really?
http://www.silverlig.../windows-phone/
And again Windows is pushing for HTML hard for the next update.
The silverlight bad info. is kinda shocking for PCWORLD to screw up on.
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Posted 03 November 2010 - 04:59 PM
Microsoft Office is completely useless when you cannot Copy & Paste. You can't move text. You can't swap paragraphs. It is unusable.
If you write an email, and want to swap the order of paragraphs, it won't let you! If you want to take a quote from a web page, and put it in a document, Windows Phone 7 won't let you.
Then you realize that Bluetooth file exchange is not working.
You are not allowed to load custom ringtones into any Windows Phone 7 device.
It can't log onto a hidden wireless hotspot. It can't tether to a laptop. No USB syncing. No real-time multiplayer games. No turn-by-turn navigation (you're stuck with Bing Maps instead). You're also locked to Internet Explorer, which can't view any video inside the browser.
Why on earth would anyone choose Windows Phone 7 when it has all these faults? Better to go with Android or iPhone.
If you write an email, and want to swap the order of paragraphs, it won't let you! If you want to take a quote from a web page, and put it in a document, Windows Phone 7 won't let you.
Then you realize that Bluetooth file exchange is not working.
You are not allowed to load custom ringtones into any Windows Phone 7 device.
It can't log onto a hidden wireless hotspot. It can't tether to a laptop. No USB syncing. No real-time multiplayer games. No turn-by-turn navigation (you're stuck with Bing Maps instead). You're also locked to Internet Explorer, which can't view any video inside the browser.
Why on earth would anyone choose Windows Phone 7 when it has all these faults? Better to go with Android or iPhone.
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Posted 03 November 2010 - 05:58 PM
"Why choose Windows Phone 7 when it has all these faults?"
Please tell me a device that has no faults?
The iPhone, for example, has been out for years - and they still don't have an alarm clock that rings at the right time!
My guess is the first revision will correct these "faults" in WP7.
Please tell me a device that has no faults?
The iPhone, for example, has been out for years - and they still don't have an alarm clock that rings at the right time!
My guess is the first revision will correct these "faults" in WP7.
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