Recent content by Inhopeless

I would it for myself, but I thought it would be a nice gift for my lovely girlfriend. Or... I could give her my current phone and keep it for myself.

It depends on where you are. In Europe, 4G and LTE are interchangeable - in fact, they're the same thing (4G is used in the nomenclature). In the US, 4G refers to DC-HSDPA, which is part of 3G+/HSDPA+ in Europe, but LTE refers to what Europeans call 4G.

Re: Windows Phone 10 features wishlist Here are ten things I want. Actionable Notifications Stopwatch, Timer, Alarms CUSTOM VIBRATIONS. Its really annoying to have every app be "bzz-bzz-bzzz!". Hard to differentiate if its a text from my girlfriend (important) or a comment on Facebook (not...

Re: Microsoft's Friends and Enemies Not to mention, Siri and Spotlight on Mac and iPhone use the Bing engine! I would like to consider Facebook a "friend", in that Microsoft have a small stake in the social network company.

This is really fast. Just as good as IE11.

Not sure if this is for anyone else, but no matter what I do, I can't get timestamps to show on any of my messages. They only appear randomly or directly after a call or action. I've tried resetting my phone, reinstalling the app, but to no avail. As you can see in the photo, only one message...

The latest update has become a bit more buggy and unstable. I never crashed during calls, only chats, but now it crashes during calls. Only once, and then it was fine, but seriously. Another thing is that when someone is typing, the typing indicator covers up a small portion of the last...

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Got a question: My phone is UK CV (Lumia 920), but I bought it locked (on contract) to Tesco/O2 UK. Will I get the update direct from Nokia, or will I have to wait for my network to dish it out to me?

Lumia 920 Tesco Mobile UK (MVNO running off O2 Telefonica UK) 5000 texts 750 UK min 1 GB H/H+/LTE ?3.50/mo for the phone ?11.50/mo for the plan I get excellent service wherever. O2 has a good 2G fallback network as well. Most cities have LTE, and nearly everywhere has H or H+.