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No, you can easily detach the keyboard, flip it around, and re-attach it backward, making it a perfect rear cover for a tablet.

As of this morning, it's now a $100 coupon.

I got it too. AT&T Lumia 640 XL.

Tuesday, November 17, 2015 @ 3:35 PM PST Mark my words. Mark 'em!

Call recording.

Did you lose 'Extras' in Settings when you did the hard reset?

Hold down both Volume Down and Power buttons until the screen goes black, then vibrates. Once it vibrates, release both buttons. Note: The phone may vibrate once before the screen goes black. Ignore that and wait until the screen goes black, THEN vibrates, THEN release both buttons. The phone...

No DP.

Downloading.

Try rebooting the router.

Use 'Internet Sharing' in the Settings menu to set your phone up as a wi-fi hotspot. Then, connect your SP2 wirelessly to your 520. Easy peasy.

Yah, I have that exact same problem. I get an occasional tap/swipe glitch, but nearly every time I use double-tap to wake the device, I have to do it more than once to get it to respond. -- JT

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Did you try the Nokia Software Recovery Tool? http://download.fds-ncom.nokia.com/supportFiles/phones/files/recovery/NokiaSoftwareRecoveryToolInstaller.exe

Just use the native Alarms app until you have Cortana. Alarms does use the notifications system and the next alarm appears on its live tile.

Press and hold the volume-down button while you press and release the power button on your Surface. When the Surface logo appears, release the volume button.

"Cortana, remind me in 25 minutes to check the roast."

Andy is correct. Also, for the first several days, the phone is doing a lot more than usual and will burn through your battery downloading all your contacts, emails, syncing accounts, indexing, etc. Give it three days, then use the Battery Sense app to check app use. You should be able to get it...

The Nokia Cyan firmware has just been released for the 1520.3. You should use Nokia Software Recovery Tool to install the original WP8.0/Black firmware, then check for Over The Air updates. There will be two. After the second one, you'll have WP 8.1 and Cyan. That way, you'll have the latest...

Try uninstalling NSU, then uninstalling the Nokia drivers from the Device Manager. Be sure to say yes to deleting the driver files. Reboot, then re-install the Nokia Software Updater. Also, try another cable. You'd be surprised how often I see bad cables. They may be adequate for charging or...