Recent content by KoreyTM

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I hear that! Finding a computer that fits your individual needs is key. Price ($1,100 on Amazon), features, and design - The ASUS Transformer Book TX300 was my choice! :)

I am currently in the same spot as the OP. I have scoured the internet for ultrabooks, and I came up with my ultimate decision: The ASUS Transformer Book TX300. The Mobile Tech Reviews YouTube channel was absolutely invaluable for my searching. They compared all of the...

Seems like that list was compiled more over the last few weeks than over the last year. Still, reading this post all I see is a troll post, rather than anything of real substance or significance.

If what you say is true, then I'd hug you if it weren't for this damn monitor getting in my way. I will try Pocket File Manager ASAP! Thanks for the heads up!

Proper email attachment management is very important to me as well. I need to be able to attach a plethora of different files to a single email before Windows Phone can really be called a business-class device in my eyes. Why is such an essential feature omitted from the Mail app? If it's...

You think they'd have implemented something as essential as proper email attachment management by now. I, too, was really hoping for this in 8.1. Seems that Android and BB10 remain the best at this functionality. Too bad.

I am really hoping for expanded attachment support in email. This would greatly expand my phone's usability as a business device.

Everything regarding the Windows Phone 8.1 update outlined at Build, including the "add more tiles feature", will be coming to all future Windows Phone devices. That was stated during the keynote speech.

I think it's more perception than the actual release date of the phone's specs. With the release of Windows Phone 8.1, I think, in terms of hardware, everyone was just expecting something "brand new", not just "sorta new". That, and for me, WP 8.1 has put too much importance in the SD card for...

Overall, in terms of phone announcements, I found Build 2014 to be a disappointment. The supposed "flagship phone", the Lumia 930, is just the international version of Verizon's Lumia Icon. On top of that, the Lumia 930 is lacking SD card support, which is now a big, practically essential...

With the greatly expanded functionality of the SD card with the release of 8.1, Microsoft and Nokia should've worked together to announce a phone that utilized these excellent new features in time for Build 2014. Storing apps, videos, music, pictures, etc, automatically on the SD card? Hell yes...

lol true. That's why, as a resident of the US, I will most likely be waiting to see what Samsung and HTC releases for Windows Phones. Samsung's Galaxy S line as well as the HTC M8 both support SD cards, which is what matters to me. If HTC releases a M8 variant on Windows Phone, then I really...

After the recent announcements at Build 2014 and Nokia's decision to not release any brand new flagship phone that compliments the release of Windows Phone 8.1, I'm beginning to see the upcoming Samsung and (unannounced, but very possible) HTC Windows Phones as viable options to purchase with...

The Lumia 930 is the international version of Verizon's Lumia Icon, which has been on Verizon for a few months now. The Lumia 930 is not new hardware, just hardware that has migrated from the US market to the international market.