And I actually prefer ie over safari, especially the reading view for articles
OMG you just taught me something. Didn't think we had reader. Even more in love.
And I actually prefer ie over safari, especially the reading view for articles
See while I know most people including myself wouldn't use facetime all that often, for the average user you can't beat the ease of use factor. Facetime has almost become synonymous with video calling.
OMG you just taught me something. Didn't think we had reader. Even more in love.
It has? Damn... I must have been sleeping when that memo went around cause I sure didn't get it.
also, iCloud... what a joke.
Wife dropped her old phone. She needed to attach a photo of a project that night and send it to a client. Turns out logging into iCloud does nothing for photos. Yet on windows, I have access to every photo. Oh, and I use bing, so thanks for the 105gigs of space.
Howd you get 105gigs?
Use bing, then after you get 100 points trade it for 100gigs of cloud space. Good for 1 year
While i agree with the other 3 points, logically iMessage makes sense but geez did it cause me problems...sometimes people wouldnt get my messages, they had to be sent via SMS (had to shut off iMessage), or it would break when switching between Wifi/Data connections (needed to be reset). iMessage, the concept of messaging tool accessible by all iOS/OSx environment is a great idea, if MS plans to amalgamate using Skype it has to work right from the start or else it will **** a lot off.
There are still several ways in which the iPhone specifically IOS beats windows phone
1. Facetime integration - Facetime is seamlessly integrated into the OS much like Skype should have been for windows phone.
I find this laughable. You know Facetime is actually linked to the users phone number, right? Until WP can match that experience, it's pretty much DOA with regards to this.In 8.1 Skype is integrated in much the same way. From a call you can turn it into a Skype video call. From Cortana you can Skype someone etc.
Yeah I hate iTunes on the desktop, its alright on my iPad though and the podcast app on IOS far exceeds anything we have here. Like said above I wish they would implement the music controls and album art on the lock screen like ios
Good for you and welcome!
As for the iMessage debacle.. There's WhatsApp, Line or Viber to do what iMessage does and it's across the board, not an OS exclusive.
And iTunes...ugh I hate iTunes more than anything. I could go into my reasons but there's no point most people here would probably just find a reason to disagree, haha. I use Windows Media Player now.