Recent content by Danobe

I still use my 950 as my sole phone. But due to it being me who has to deal with phones, tablets, and computers in our household, I too am leaving to go with Android instead. I'll get an Xperia Compact of some sort. THe actual reason, apart it being easier for me to have everything running the...

The revo uninstaller clean-up and the disk cleaner unit is less about making room, and more about cleaning stuff up, so old, unnecessary files etc. are removed. It usually works for me. It's the same deal with cleaning your browser cache. It's not working because it makes more space on the...

Have you tried doing a "disk clean up" before? Or run a cleanup with revo uninstaller? Usually one of those works for me when something can't be installed or can't run.

Maybe. I think it needs a bit of trial and error, but I guess an average might do it.

Hm, not sure that would work as well as I'd like. If the microphone is rubbing even ever so slightly in a bag or a loose pocket, it will think there is A LOT of background noise when there really isn't.

I know. That's why I took notice when MS suddenly mentioned "for ARM" on the update. Why mention it, if there isn't (soon going to be) something that does not run on ARM?

Am I the only one who noticed that the latest update (release) version for my phone said "Windows 10 Mobile xxxx-something 'for ARM'"? Or maybe it used to say that before too, but I haven't noticed it before. Edit: That makes it sound (to me) as if there's about to be another mobile release not...

https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/mobiledevices/forum/mdlumia-mdupdate/162121001rsiot170531-1800-uup-ctv2-update-results/3006ac2f-3dc3-4853-a80f-372286777156 Only WDRT works if it downloads and installs. Check out some of the responses with links to stories about this.

Do a search for "USB C Hub" on amazon or the like. You should be able to find one to your liking.

Re: Every single laptop/tablet sold should come with Windows 10 S as default. No, just no. I don't buy computers to support a company. I buy them to get work done. I am also not going to buy into a closed and tied down eco system ever again.

Almost the same here - I love my Thinkpad Yoga 260! It does "tablet" very well too.

My point was that although Blackberry failed (since they are a hardware company at heart), it doesn't mean that MS will fail (as they're a software company at heart)

But Microsoft is a software company at heart. Blackberry not so much.

Because something else is in the pipeline? Or perhaps they're through with manufacturing phones themselves?

Re: Microsoft's wind-down Yes, yes. I'm quite happy with my 950, and unless it will be over two years from now (and the 950 still works - i.e. no spilled liquids), I won't be buying the next windows phone (first or third party). I am not buying phones to "save" a company or a platform. I'm...