As Google wages war, an unlikely company subtly improves the user experience for WP users.

[brmiller1976]

(sorry, post got cut off and the "edit" function isn't working in IE 10)

People forget how expensive computing was before Microsoft brought prices down. The $1,500 NT workstations of the late 1990s were easily the equal of machines that cost $10K or more... it made powerful stuff truly accessible.

The challenge with WP and Windows 8 is to return to that ethos. Bring on the $250 unlocked Lumia 620s and the $300 fully-functional Windows 8 tablets!

 

[rockstarzzz]

I was told that m.facebook.com merged with touch.facebook.com and they will switch according to your phone.

Just tried it on touch.facebook.com and guess it's not the truth.
Guess we need to change our default Facebook link

m.facebook.com now is much better than the touch.facebook.com for IE10.

 

[MrSean490]

For me, touch.facebook.com is more feature-rich but honestly more of a pain to deal with than m.facebook.com. Very sluggish experience on touch so I'm sticking with M

 

[Gergolos]

For me, touch.facebook.com is more feature-rich but honestly more of a pain to deal with than m.facebook.com. Very sluggish experience on touch so I'm sticking with M

That's actually exactly my experience!

I use the Facebook-integration (WP7.5) for posting and updating status updates and pictures. I use the Facebook-App (from microsoft) for checking my recieved messages (you can pin the messages section to your start screen) and touch.facebook for all the other stuff. I really hate having three "apps" for the same Site... Of course I love the FB implementation on my phone and its ok for me to use an App for "more specific functions", but using both the "official" app and touch.facebook is just a pain in the ass... the app is SO slow and does not have the functions touch.facebook does... touch.facebook on the other side is still bugged as ****..