The Verge
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OMagic82
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Truth. The Verge won’t mention that little bit though. And why does it matter if it is cross platform? Google and Apple’s coming solution will most certainly not be cross platform.
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Leave it to the Verge to post a positive article about Microsoft in the most negative way possible. It’s a backhanded compliment.
“Your haircut really slims your face.”
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That would assume Google actually practices what they preach. They don’t.
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Screw Google. Give em he’ll Microsoft.
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True. Screw Google. Microsoft is looking out for its users. Google could/should have made an app with ads if they are so concerned about the revenue of their content creators.
I like this Microsoft. Giving a big middle finger to the “open source” Google by creating an app that’s better than the one on Google’s own mobile platform is awesome.
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On second thought, I can say either way. Nokia media confirmed it’s fake. I wonder why Instagram would follow a fake Instagram account?
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I can’t say either way, but Instagram’s official Twitter account is following it, so if it was fake why would they?
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Good freaking question
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Thank God. Probably my biggest complaint about the RT was the speaker volume.
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That would be great if I cared about BBM. I don’t know anyone who uses it anymore. Even my one BB friend hasn’t used it in a few years. It’s a dying service on a dying platform.
BB 3% global market share down 55.88 percent from Q1 2012.
WP 2.9% global market share up 52.63 percent from Q1 2012.Neither are particularly great numbers, but one is trending up and one is trending down.
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Could be worse. You could have bought a new BB device and had nothing but old, laggy Android ports.
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It will only be 30 million by the time this app hits the market, so there’s that.
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These are two of the most influential figures in tech and history because of their contributions.
That AllThingsD where they were together is one of the more epic moments in tech history. A must watch for those who have never seen it.
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…which is a good thing.
There, I corrected that for you.
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That’s true, a moving ceiling fan in the dark is probably the one and only time anyone would ever need a decent shot of something moving at night…
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Looks pretty competitive to other phones on the market to me…
HTC One – 137.4 × 68.2 × 9.3mm
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Miller seems to me to be somewhat aloof on technology. And this was even before his internet hiatus.
That being said, none of the Verge guys will give WP a second look, except Warren. They’ll always find a reason.
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Size and design. I had a Lumina 900before the 8X and I wasn’t a fan of the design and bulk. This 928 looks to be a middle ground between the design of the 8X and the 920/900.
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Makes me wish I was on Verizon. ~ HTC 8X on AT&T
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I wonder if Apple is losing out more on not making this app? Most people I know that still use iTunes, use it to purchase music and video. That is money that Apple may be losing out on if they turn to Xbox Music and Video instead.
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The iPhone 5 design stood out a few years ago, but they haven’t done anything to it except stretch it to be a little taller and change the back from glass to whatever material it is now. Nokia and HTC, love em or hate em, are trying to push the envelope in design.
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It’s a nice looking site, but I’ll probably never go there. Embedded video into posts are where it’s at.
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Honestly, m.youtube.com was perfectly fine for me, but it’s nice seeing Microsoft’s app finally getting the api support that it needed for the platform.
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You mean all that bitchin and complaining was about nothing? Who would have thought that simply waiting to find out what was happening was a better plan than listening to unsubstantiated tech blog rumors and completely overreacting.
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You are a rare breed my friend.
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I’m perfectly happy with the app selection on Windows Phone right now. Although, I’m not an Instagram user. This 2009 idea that there needs to be an app for every website and service is archaic.
Games on the other hand need to continue coming.
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Which hopefully means the Verge will be doing more tech news and less “culture culture” stuff.
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Here’s a source for that – http://blog.amplifiedanalytics.com/2013/03/att-customers-love-nokia-smartphones/
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Only true words in there, “at my corporate AT&T store.” And that’s probably a lie too. Windows Phone has some of the highest satisfaction rates and all without a billion apps in its app store.
Sometimes you just don’t need sixteen cores to keep scrolling from being laggy.
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Who is the bride? Apple?
