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just sign up for the insider program (its an app). youll like itI may pick up this Lumia 640 XL I found on swapp for $150 and give it a go.
just sign up for the insider program (its an app). youll like itI may pick up this Lumia 640 XL I found on swapp for $150 and give it a go.
Will do, the guy is shipping it out today so I should see it Friday.just sign up for the insider program (its an app). youll like it
Make sure you download TubeCast if you end up getting a windows phone. It's the best Youtube client in the store IMO (and NO ads!)
Can we at least talk you in to waiting until a couple of cumulative updates for Windows 10 Mobile are released?
The app gap never kept me from suggesting Windows Phone over Android, unless a person just NEEDED Snapchat (...... >:-| ) or their bank's app (...understandable). That still applies. As a device, the 950XL is great, and W10M has a lot going for it, but I'm not sure I could excitedly encourage someone to make the switch until the bugs are squashed.
Is it possible to deposit checks using the mobile website?Just in case anyone didn't know - the chase mobile website works just as good as an app - and you can pin the site to your start screen, and its not much different than actually having an app.
Just in case anyone didn't know - the chase mobile website works just as good as an app - and you can pin the site to your start screen, and its not much different than actually having an app.
Make sure you download TubeCast if you end up getting a windows phone. It's the best Youtube client in the store IMO (and NO ads!)
But it charges you to cast. Mytube includes this free. Try both and decide.
On the topic of the best youtube client, I recommend MetroTube if you want a simple interface, myTube if you want a nicer UI with additional features albeit you are limited to 1 hour of video viewing for every 3 hours, in which you'd have to wait 10 minutes before being able to resume watching another 1 hour. TubeCast is free with no ads, great UI, and are compatible with its companion app, Tube360 or something that allows you to watch those 360 videos. It also provides limited casting for the free version, and unlimited with the pro version. Perfect Tube has a great UI and provides easy viewing of YT comments, if that's your thing, albeit with no background music playback. I tried all of the above, but went back to MetroTube because the UI is simple, and works flawlessly, along with the decent background playback for music. It has unlimited trial as well and you get all the feature in the free version.
I went from Android to Windows 8.1 and I liked it a lot. And Windows 10 is even better!
So if you're wanting to get experimental and see what us oddballs love about it so much, come on down.
It does, but... but why would you watch Youtube with a browser? The 3rd-party apps I've used are all good for watching Youtube. Unless, of course, you're bothered about sharing your info to 3rd-party devs, then I completely understand that.