Recent content by Adrynalyne

Wanna know why I think that was BS? You cannot charge a Windows Phone and have it remain off.

Chargers can have different shapes and still be compatible. That is a design choice more than anything.

Correct shape?

Did you mean because of hardware? Aside from hardware (your words) implies that Samsung has a software advantage. How many Verizon Samsung users are on WP 8.1? Now you are just oozing HTC hate for the sake of it. From a software standpoint, Samsung is not better than HTC, so to choose...

How many Lumia phones have Hey Cortana? Now how many Lumia phones are there on the market for sale right now?

I feel sorry for Motorola users. They don't get Lumia features either. Or LG users. They don't get Motorola features. I also feel bad for Apple users who do not get Motorola, HTC, LG, or Lumia features. On a more serious note, The Icon is still waiting on Lumia firmware features too ;)

Microsoft removed the shutter button requirement with 8.1. So even MS doesn't find it to be a necessity.

I guess I fail to see the problem.

Regarding 2: Go back and read what I said. It said it wasn't that bad for what I used it for. Note the word, 'I', note the word 'used'. I didn't mention what I used it for, but I will now: Whiteboard screenshots of mockups for work. Regarding 3: Semantics. Recycled means to use same...

Wow, you are backpeddling. I can find more cases where it is clear you do not want other OEMs coming into WP, from this thread even.

MP size doesn't determine the camera's age, but thats ok, I know you were being facetious.

Regarding 1: Yes it is. I'll let Anandtech show you how its not just higher clocks: AnandTech | The Difference Between Snapdragon 800 and 801: Clearing up Confusion Regarding 2: I noted the shortcomings of the HTC camera, why are you repeating me? Regarding 3: Yes it is. Same radio most...

You ahve always maintained that and has been the basis of your argument vs HTC and other OEMs. Don't backpeddle.

/thread Not even Lumiaboy Micah can dispute this.

The lesson learned on the M8 is that they were able to bring out a good WP device (with flaws) for minimal expense. That is a win-win situation for every OEM out there. It is all about managing risk.