William Sanderson
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I ordered an unlocked Lumia 950 by telephone from the U.S. Microsoft Store yesterday. It is due to ship 11-25, but suspect it will ship sooner as many if the AT&T customers had theirs shipped 5 days early.
earlier on your phone was still setting up in the background I bet, glad to hear no heat issues yet !So, I just talked on the phone for an hour, and the phone was as cool as a cucumber in my pocket. Now I'm streaming TV to it while I work and it's still nice and cool. So I don't know what the deal was because earlier I was installing apps and surfing through menus and the phone was getting really warm. My iPhone used to get really hot when I would talk on the phone, so I figured that, if anything, would cook the 950. But, nope. Looking at the settings menu is apparently more taxing.
The only iPhones which weigh more than the 950 (150g) are the 6 Plus (172g) and the 6S Plus (192g). The iPhone 5 was only 112g, though it was also a much smaller device.
No, the 950 DOES have liquid cooling in it.
Microsoft Lumia 950 goes official with PureView camera, liquid cooling - GSMArena.com news
"The Lumia 950 is powered by Snapdragon 808 with liquid cooling and 3GB of RAM."
The only iPhones which weigh more than the 950 (150g) are the 6 Plus (172g) and the 6S Plus (192g). The iPhone 5 was only 112g, though it was also a much smaller device.
No, the 950 DOES have liquid cooling in it.
Microsoft Lumia 950 goes official with PureView camera, liquid cooling - GSMArena.com news
"The Lumia 950 is powered by Snapdragon 808 with liquid cooling and 3GB of RAM."
And now we see Microsoft's plan. AT&T can't dare delay updates now, not with all these bugs needing fixed.I'd like to thank all the ATT 950 beta testers. Hopefully the last few bugs will be taken care of by the time my XL ships.
And now we see Microsoft's plan. AT&T can't dare delay updates now, not with all these bugs needing fixed.
No it doesn't. Official teardown shows only 950xl has it. But that's because it needs it due to the chip heat issues. 950 doesn't need it.
Just wanted to interject the discussion with another reminder about the review thread; as some of you have already gotten your 950's:
http://forums.windowscentral.com/microsoft-lumia-950/394739-[real-users]-my-lumia-950-review.html
Looking forward to seeing some videos, sample pictures etc :winktongue:.
I can't wait for some in-depth reviews, but I guess the in-depth part does take some time...
The phone was warm the entire time I was messing around with the phone, tweaking settings and whatnot.
The battery is down to about 23% from a full charge after 4-5 hours of somewhat continuous use; 78.6% of that used by the display.
WC where is your L950 ? Dan wake up !!!!
So initial impressions:
The display is fantastic. It's impossible to see the individual pixels, so it's a display that's actually retina.
The iris scanner works flawlessly. The only odd thing is that it does the scan every single time even when there's a delay on password unlock.
Although I understand what Microsoft is thinking, too many settings are hiding in odd locations. There are a couple of GUI inconsistencies and low res graphics. The fuzzy icons in the Weather tile are kind of annoying.
The phone was warm the entire time I was messing around with the phone, tweaking settings and whatnot.
The battery is down to about 23% from a full charge after 4-5 hours of somewhat continuous use; 78.6% of that used by the display.
I'm really happy with the size; it's very comfortable. The form factor and matte back feels secure. Unlike some other phones I don't feel like there's a risk of it slipping out of my hands.
On the topic of liquid cooling, the 950 isn't equipped with it. Far too many tech sites simply repeat what they've read elsewhere and don't do their own research.