Recent content by Rohn59

Does anyone still use Windows?

Since I retired I no longer need to use Win 32 programs. I switched to Chrome OS and Android one year ago this month. I can see that many people have to use a os like Windows because of work or an hobby that requires the use of a Win 32 program, thankfully that is not the case for me. I have...

Windows mobile, It's dead Jim.

The most positive aspect of Windows 10 mobile is that it's dead

I have to agree that launcher 10 is a big resource hog, like you that's why I quit using it. Evie and Arrow launcher are also very good(have used both). Square Home 2 is my current daily driver. Take Windows out of the equation and SH2 is a very good launcher in it's own right. It's much more...

Yes I hear you and I couldn't agree more. I have found quite a number of very good apps which deserve to be highlight ed. If it's a good app I put my money where my mouth is and make IAP's to support the devs.

Mapfactor gps osm maps are free or you can pay for tom tom map data.

One of my tablets does exactly the same thing. So far I haven't been able to find a fix. I might do a reinstall but I haven't had the time. I hate to have to reinstall just for this issue as everything else works fine.

I just love your app, I use it on all my Windows phones. I hope to see a Windows 10 PC version at some point.

Open Storage Sense, choose SD card. Open apps&games, tap and hold on the app you want to transfer. A screen will appear with the option to transfer to the phone memory or uninstall. Choose transfer to phone, your done.

The only way to install map data to the SD card was to use the Lumia Storage Check Beta app. This has however been unpublished from the WP store as of this past March. I switched to Co-Pilot for full time nav myself. I can't afford to have the map data hogging memory on my 8GB L635.

yes

Well said! I concur.

Yes I have also used Symbian over the years, Belle was definitely the best version. It was very light on system resources. I would loved to have seen it running on some of today's quad core chipsets.

Straight Talk uses a proxy server. Data and mms APN's must be set manually as it is a MVNO carrier. GoPhone is AT&T prepaid ( not a MVNO accessing the AT&T network through a proxy server.) I would suggest going to a AT&T Corporate store. Most will be more than happy to help you out, my local...