psiu_glen
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*watches OneDrive syncing fill his phone with invisible Other Storage*
Yeah, not convinced this should be in the Pro column just yet...
Yeah, not convinced this should be in the Pro column just yet...
There are still several ways in which the iPhone specifically IOS beats windows phone
1. Facetime integration - Facetime is seamlessly integrated into the OS much like Skype should have been for windows phone.
2. iMessage - Again owning both Groupme and Skype it baffles me how Microsoft had not added an equivalent of iMessage to Windows Phone.
3. APPS - Yes there are still missing key apps from the windows phone store and yes many of them dont get updated as much as their IOS counterparts. Just look at Vine and Instagram who released their apps 9 months ago to never update them again. Were still missing apps such as snapchat, amazon instant video, amazon music, the google apps, scottrade, etc etc. The list goes on
4. Fluidity throughout the OS and Key apps. For the most part windows phone is very fluid, but if you compare stocks apps such as the camera app and music app you will notice some key downfalls. I love the camera on my icon but it often takes longer to initialize the camera and longer to take the actual photo. While i am enjoying Xbox music for the most part, there are still several glitches and the cloud collection portion isa very messy implementation that can leave you with several duplicate songs.
On EVERY phone, you can Skype via 3g and 4g. Facetime has been WiFi only for plenty of iPhone versions. Don't know its fate on 3G.Still not even close to the polish of facetime.
Why does everyone feel the need to defend other platforms? The OP was simply stating his observations. He wasn't asking anyone their opinion nor how to fix anything. He was just stating his experiences.
I agree with that but message is nice when you are somewhere that has wifi but no cell service.
Isn't HERE Drive that, downloading maps to your phone? I'm not certain because I haven't used it myself but I'm pretty sure that was the point of HERE Drive.
Isn't HERE Drive that, downloading maps to your phone? I'm not certain because I haven't used it myself but I'm pretty sure that was the point of HERE Drive.
HERE Drive allows you full offline maps but if you don't download the map, it uses data just like Google Maps and Apple's Map software service.
I've been using Windows Phone 7 and Windows Mobile 6 since they came out.
And somewhere in between I've had the iPhone 3G as well as Android 2.3, 4.1.
For me, it ultimately comes down to what I'm using the phone for and that will dictate what phone I get.
The 1020 has been great since day one but all those megapixel is not going to help much when the camera can't focus fast enough and I miss the shot. Having Waze only in portrait mode is just not acceptable. WP8.1 has been great and I love the UI and the live tiles for WP.
OneDrive has gone from 10GB to 15 for all users with a Microsoft account... Use autosave photos from your Windows Phone and get bumped to 18GB free for life.
Just wondering. 158GB, but the upload and download speed is horrible. Plus I can't upload files bigger than 2GB. Without turning this into the OneDrive discussion it's useless in my mind.
OMG you just taught me something. Didn't think we had reader. Even more in love.