Am I the only one holding off on this update until somebody figures out how to sideload apps under NoDo?
I like to test beta apps off xda and for other developers, but I don't fancy spending 100 euro on a developers licence!
| 29-03-2011, 17:59 | #751 |
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Am I the only one holding off on this update until somebody figures out how to sideload apps under NoDo?
I like to test beta apps off xda and for other developers, but I don't fancy spending 100 euro on a developers licence! |
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| 29-03-2011, 19:39 | #754 |
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for the users with a HD7
I can confirm that this : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pIpJRnqQjew works fine, even tho the guy is talking about o2 uk still works in ireland |
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| 29-03-2011, 19:52 | #755 | |
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The way it worked for me is I times how long it takes to get an error. And then when your doing it with data on. I disconnected the data a second before it recieved an error in previous test. |
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| 29-03-2011, 21:13 | #760 |
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Just a thing about Mango update.
Not really breaking news but anyway I was told by one of Microsoft Reps that Mango update should feature easier jumping to your apps in the right handside list by letters. So i assume that it will be contact letter enter sort of way. But still a welcome add on. Though would rather see some folders ![]() Found quite a good comparison between WP7 and iPhone too ![]() http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E4wfu...rec_grec_index Last edited by evolutionqy7; 29-03-2011 at 22:04. |
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| 29-03-2011, 22:12 | #761 | |
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Heres a video demonstration of the multitasking that mango will provide. I have to admit, it looks great. Touché internet. Touché. |
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| 29-03-2011, 22:41 | #762 |
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Seen the multi tasking.
But hope they add a nicer background and the ability to close an app from that. One downfall i see there that it could create a long list of apps. The big downfall that i have seen in iOS. If you never close your apps you could end up with a massive list of running apps in the background, and ending up restarting the device cause its just faster than trying to close them all. |
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| 29-03-2011, 23:50 | #763 | |
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| 30-03-2011, 00:43 | #764 |
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It killed my battery even without apps running in the background. I always use the back button. I was used to that on Android and do the same here. But sure will have to wait till Mango. And it better come this year before I loose all hope in MS.
After Mango I would be quite satisfied the way WP7 works. The next step will be to avail full services from Bing and Zune. I want Zune pass and Bing navigation and voice search
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| 30-03-2011, 02:13 | #765 | |
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I'm happy enough with it as it is now tbh. Multitasking was never a big deal to me. All I want to see, like you said, is full Bing and Zune features. I reset my phone earlier, and didn't connect it to my Windows Live ID right away. I synced my music to it first, that the Zune hub was totally different. I could see Bio's of the artists I was playing, and images of them too, it looks much more like the Zune HD interface. |
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