Recent content by Sebsweden

I see many people talking about how they shoot compressed air into the earpiece to get rid of dust (mostly the 920). Can't this destroy the earpiece? I remember my old phone had a cracked earpiece,and every phone call sounded horrible! Would hate for this to happen to my Lumia...

I'm sure it's been discussed before, sorry, but is there a way to improve the audio quality of OneNote recordings? It's pretty abysmal right now...

Is this true! I was under the impression that WP didn't support external mics for video recording. Has anyone else been able to make it work?

Elgiganten had a supersale on 925's, but the One I got has amber and refuses To find the upgrade. Luckily I'm a patient guy...

I know someone in Sweden with a 925 with the same problem. Wonder what's going on. Didn't have this problem with my 1020...

I have it to. It's very noticeable when you're shooting video in a quiet room. You get this sssschhhh-sound. I haven't tried it since the black update. Will try, and report back. Please reply in this thread if you got it replaced, and how Nokia handled the problem. One of the reasons I got this...

Thanks a lot Mr. Geek

I can get the info from my carrier, but it would be much more convenient to just have it on my phone. It don't mind the API being restrictive, but then it should be baked into the OS. Along with a call recorder. (sometimes important if you're using your phone for business)

Me to. Must be too obvious. I have limited free calls every month, and it would really help to know when I'm close to my limit. Maybe the wp-API won't allow it or something...

Google being nice or not is neither here nor there. I still don't like to spread my password around. I sort of had to this time, because the official Flickr app is so horrible.

Sort of like data sense, but for phone calls and sms'es. Is there such a thing?

A review by anyone would be very interesting. I have a pair of BT headphones that sound pretty awful, would love to replace them,especially with some Nokia stuff

That sounds like required reading for every smartphone -owner right there. Thank you foxbat

With so many 3rd party apps (like 6tag, facebook-apps, and so on) I thought there would be some common sense guidelines to follow. What is oauth by the way? Thanks radioactive for your reply.

So, I just downloaded a 3rd party Flickr-app, because the official one sucks. But in order to use it, I have to give it my Gmail account and password. (I login with my Gmail). How do you all feel about giving this information to a 3rd party app? (no disrespect to the developers implied :)