D4rkn3ss
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oh yeah current micromongoloids and their visions about the future lol
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Had no problem upgrading my 32 bit 8" Winbook tablet to the latest Windows 10 (creators update) this weekend, so this isn't a 32/64 bit issue, at least on x86.
Sorry NO IT NOT read the Microsoft community forum which paints a much different story.Yes, it is but, it did not help that MS have basically let it die a slow and meaningless death.
Clear Windows phones have failed in the market place. However as a phone OS its at least decent. The lack of apps has always been the biggest weakness because of it's tiny market share. My 950 does pretty much all I need from a phone but I probably will eventually get an Android phone because of the app problem but I'll probably keep a Windows phone around as well as long as they are available. Microsoft, if they have plans to do a Surface Phone with ARM x86 compatibility, which I think they will, they need to do it now.
Sorry NO IT NOT read the Microsoft community forum which paints a much different story.
I hate Edge on Windows 10 Phone it is joke from hell which so crash prone it ain't funny.
God help you if you every have to reset it your stuck with Windows 8.0 or 8.1 unless they update factory recovery images that are Windows 10
Had no problem upgrading my 32 bit 8" Winbook tablet to the latest Windows 10 (creators update) this weekend, so this isn't a 32/64 bit issue, at least on x86.
Well.. shit. My Lumia Icon (929) won't be getting it? I had an update a week or so ago. Thought that was it, but I guess not.
...as a Nokia Lumia 735. I'll probably leave it as-is.
One has nothing to do with the other in the context of what the person I quoted was trying to get at. Try to stick to the topic at hand, as difficult as I know that is around here to happen. You guys have no idea, short of actually having skin in the game, what MS has truly done to kill off the Windows Mobile platform.
Therefore, the Linux Elitist stuff has nothing to do with the topic at hand.
Perhaps seeing the bigger picture is tough for some of you. I will give you a pass cuz it's kinda hard sometimes
... but after the first update and also the second (the "April update for arm ..." 10.0.15063.138), my phone was/is now almost completely useless, nothing is working anymore:
almost all my apps are "pending" ? (also the store app), I can only open "settings" and "file browser" ... so no mail, no internet, no text, no apps, I cannot call (but can still receive calls apparently)
If Balmar had stayed on as CEO yes. However, the new CEO killed that plan right off.
There is no bigger picture here, this is about Windows 10 Mobile, nothing else. It is not about Windows 10, 8.1, 7, XP, Linux, Windows updates or anything else you can think of.
I think, looking back, that worst mistake from MS was pricing, if they wanted a piece of mobile market, they should have followed Android and made the OS free (they did that with tablets, far far later and it made for a lot of affordable and quite well liked builds), created incentives for software creators that would create apps versions for mobile that would work with desktop versions, in form of support or developers kits and so on. I think their effort was at most halfhearted, I guess they were counting on desktop/mobile synergy but there simply were no possibility for that when apps were not compatible. If the starting point was Windows 10 on ARM then it would have went quite differently.