Ezhik
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It's just not quite there yet. Although you can see lots of improvements, the main focus was still on the insides of the OS - adding WinRT and all.
Most problems I have are with apps that have not been replaced with new WinRT versions - you can tell them apart: WinRT apps have splashscreens before starting.
IE, for example, while gaining new features, is a bit unreliable: background tabs would reload randomly (I understand that this might be done for memory reasons, but I'm using a 1520, so it really should not happen), the swipe to go back/forward feature often misses tabs, and there weird text size and zooming issues all around.
Office was not updated at all, and as I'm looking at Android and iOS versions of OneNote that just gained features I was asking for on WP, I get rather sad.
Still, WP seems to be heading in the right direction, but MS really cannot afford another year-and-a-half of silence like they did with WP8.0 to WP8.1.
Most problems I have are with apps that have not been replaced with new WinRT versions - you can tell them apart: WinRT apps have splashscreens before starting.
IE, for example, while gaining new features, is a bit unreliable: background tabs would reload randomly (I understand that this might be done for memory reasons, but I'm using a 1520, so it really should not happen), the swipe to go back/forward feature often misses tabs, and there weird text size and zooming issues all around.
Office was not updated at all, and as I'm looking at Android and iOS versions of OneNote that just gained features I was asking for on WP, I get rather sad.
Still, WP seems to be heading in the right direction, but MS really cannot afford another year-and-a-half of silence like they did with WP8.0 to WP8.1.

