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YeahKIA

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    Comment #7613387

    Plugins is an interesting approach. But I wonder how friendly it is to non expert users. Same with the writing your own part.

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    Comment #7612441

    This was a great effort. Glad to see this happen.

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    Comment #7551516

    I think it looks like its still open, but Android has won the mobile in my opinion. Here in US, we are oblivious of the stronghold that Android has in developing nations like India…

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    Comment #7291430

    Nokia said this already that their strategy for these phones is to serve as a feeder to higher end Lumia. Making cheap Windows Phones like the 520 was relatively successful I thoug…

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    Comment #7286702

    Hotmail has had this for a long time and has been very helpful. Glad that Gmail folks are getting it as well.

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    Comment #6835558

    Nope they are delusional about the 2015 timeline they talk about on their website

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    Comment #6835057

    This is exciting but a little too early for its time. Four months early to be specific.

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    Comment #6762941

    >One reason is because it supports multiple languages and frameworks. Not just .NET. You do know that visual studio has been supporting multiple languages well before there even wa…

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    Comment #6755060

    Is it just me or this whole thing seems to be a big misunderstanding? To me it seems that the point the ads are making is : if you really have work that needs to be done, you can d…

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    Comment #6726613

    Wait. What? I thought this problem was already solved. My Lumia 920 easily lasts through the day without requiring a charge and is already almost a year old.

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    Comment #6726077

    Very convenient for hacking on the go when you are usually ng something like surface or iPad.

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    Comment #6726044

    Nokia has been making great windows phones for cheap like the 521 that routinely available for as little as 70 bucks. The hardware is lower spec as compared to this one but windows…

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    Comment #6664112

    I am sure Google would ban this pronto. This reduces their ability to exclude other forks of Android from using the app store.

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    Comment #6664089

    Hope this frees up Android from the clutches of Goggle

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    Comment #6635409

    Glance is the feature I love a lot on my Nokia as well. The glance screen allows me to look at things like time on my phone without even turning it on.

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    Comment #6635325

    Microsoft security essentials is what I use. Primarily because I have been using it on my older windows 7 machine.

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    Comment #6566721

    Consider getting your kid a touch screen laptop if you are still in the market for one. I wasn't a bug fan of metro until I got one and now I use it more and more.

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    Comment #6566710

    I don't think there are ways to get rid if the Metro UI completely or at least I haven't come across any. Probably because I wasn't looking for one. The sequence of pressing Window…

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    Comment #6566470

    The mix of Metro UI and the old desktop has been the primary reason for people to not like windows 8. But they have made a lot if small tweaks to minimize the transition from Metro…

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    Comment #6539445

    Wait. What? Have you tried collaboration with a Word before saying this? I make my living collaborating on documents in Word. Which part of it did you have a problem with? I have f…

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    Comment #6539428

    Curious what kind of foisting. I'm sure people might have preferred things in word format. Its just a matter of convenience. But I doubt its foisted. I've seen PDF files to be as a…

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    Comment #6405781

    Fascinating how so many screenshots resemble the appearance of Windows Phone. Any case a welcome change as the old UI looked very toyish and dated.

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    Comment #6351894

    It is mu h a worry as a factor that makes the company much stable as compared to some others it competes with. Look at BlackBerry or Nokia. Their fall from grace was precipitous. G…

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    Comment #6322418

    Well anytime you see yourself missing a real laptop, remember you could have always gotten the Surface Pro. Its a complete laptop and more.