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I have held back on posting this thread before but feel the need to raise this as it doesnt seem like its improving.
It seems like many people on this forum have become master future-tellers especially in the mobile space, give me a chance to explain:
Before the Lumia 950's came out, there were a few leaks and renders and it became a doom and gloom session of how Microsoft has stuffed up the whole design despite theeditors saying wait until final version wait until final version wait until final version, but no, we went passing judgement on a phone that hadnt even launched yet and we hadnt even seen properly.
Next the phone launched and to many of us the design was pretty good. It looks like a great device and is packing some cool hardware. It runs the latest chipsets with innovative liquid cooling to keep those processors running like Forrest Gump. Yet not long after this announcement, the doom & gloom parade appeared with it isnt enough, why did they just blow by the phones, and its future telling that Mircosoft has de-prioritised its phones and so on. To my surprise even Daniel posted an article which was far from rosy, when the techies of the interwebs would be prowling forums to try and learn more, and many many people saw light in Microsoft mobile, this was probably the MOST in opportune time to have articles like that floating around a WINDOWS Mobile founded forum.
Following on from that we have the 950xl in which people got to experience, many of the reviews are positive, but still the doom & gloom parade post about how it doesnt feel right for x y and z reasons. One picture comparison in who knows exactly what conditions of camera pics and all of a sudden the camera is useless and people are disappointed. Once again future telling as we dont know the actual performance.
We then get a new build foe W10m insiders, and boom, again we are on train saying it has 100 things wrong with it, and then I watch "for the love of techs" reviews who hails this as one of the biggest W10M upgrades he has experienced and he is running a 930 as his daily with 5 other W10m devices.
I actually cringe everytime I see a new thread come up, because I have found a LOT of interest from many android and ios users for the 950's in my personal social circles. Now If I amplify that to the interwebs, there must be thousands who are searching for more information and debating whether their next phone should be a 950. They are bound to run into Windows Central, and will see a flood of negatives, is this the message we want to portray without even having full knowledge on the phones and how they perform? I think not. I often give what I believe to very fair advice to those who want to swop out to W10M, highlighting areas I think will be of concern to them, but I never paint a picture fo doom & gloom, that wont help anything.
We have become our own enemies and sometimes I think people on this forum dont want W10M to succeed just so they can say I told you so XXX months ago and bla bla.
Anyways, thats my POV at this stage and I hope the 950's silence everybody once in hand, although I think many people have their mind made up.
It seems like many people on this forum have become master future-tellers especially in the mobile space, give me a chance to explain:
Before the Lumia 950's came out, there were a few leaks and renders and it became a doom and gloom session of how Microsoft has stuffed up the whole design despite theeditors saying wait until final version wait until final version wait until final version, but no, we went passing judgement on a phone that hadnt even launched yet and we hadnt even seen properly.
Next the phone launched and to many of us the design was pretty good. It looks like a great device and is packing some cool hardware. It runs the latest chipsets with innovative liquid cooling to keep those processors running like Forrest Gump. Yet not long after this announcement, the doom & gloom parade appeared with it isnt enough, why did they just blow by the phones, and its future telling that Mircosoft has de-prioritised its phones and so on. To my surprise even Daniel posted an article which was far from rosy, when the techies of the interwebs would be prowling forums to try and learn more, and many many people saw light in Microsoft mobile, this was probably the MOST in opportune time to have articles like that floating around a WINDOWS Mobile founded forum.
Following on from that we have the 950xl in which people got to experience, many of the reviews are positive, but still the doom & gloom parade post about how it doesnt feel right for x y and z reasons. One picture comparison in who knows exactly what conditions of camera pics and all of a sudden the camera is useless and people are disappointed. Once again future telling as we dont know the actual performance.
We then get a new build foe W10m insiders, and boom, again we are on train saying it has 100 things wrong with it, and then I watch "for the love of techs" reviews who hails this as one of the biggest W10M upgrades he has experienced and he is running a 930 as his daily with 5 other W10m devices.
I actually cringe everytime I see a new thread come up, because I have found a LOT of interest from many android and ios users for the 950's in my personal social circles. Now If I amplify that to the interwebs, there must be thousands who are searching for more information and debating whether their next phone should be a 950. They are bound to run into Windows Central, and will see a flood of negatives, is this the message we want to portray without even having full knowledge on the phones and how they perform? I think not. I often give what I believe to very fair advice to those who want to swop out to W10M, highlighting areas I think will be of concern to them, but I never paint a picture fo doom & gloom, that wont help anything.
We have become our own enemies and sometimes I think people on this forum dont want W10M to succeed just so they can say I told you so XXX months ago and bla bla.
Anyways, thats my POV at this stage and I hope the 950's silence everybody once in hand, although I think many people have their mind made up.