windobuddies625
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If they update 925. They shud for the 1320
If they update 925. They shud for the 1320
Lumia 520, 720, 820, 920, 1020, 1320 (x20 series) Owners
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Vasrias
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On my 925 it says "Your phone is not supported for the upgrade to Windows 10".
On my 925 it says "Your phone is not supported for the upgrade to Windows 10".
Krystianpants
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Well, OEMs already produce laptops, 2-in-1's etc. 2-in-1 sales are growing like crazy. These OEMs already have license deals with MS for windows 10. This could include any type of hardware. Heck Windows 10 could run on Tv's, in car systems, everywhere. MS is pushing for this. The desktop user base is going to grow even if people don't convert from Windows 7 because new hardware will come with windows 10.
Windows 10 features for both developers and hardware producers allows for all kinds of different hardware to be released allowing for more innovation. All this different hardware will still have a common platform with similar apps. Developers can add features easily to take advantage of newer hardware. There's a lot MS is betting on. It's not just marketing, it is happening whether we like it or not.
Delaying windows 10 further to optimize a small market share that has been called "dying" doesn't make sense when the end result is to power new hardware and get Redstone out. Windows phone is dead, windows 10 is not. OEMs aren't interested in competing with Apple/Samsung for phone shares. But getting into the 2-in-1 "pocket pc" market makes more sense. A lot of these OEMs already produce 2-in-1 laptops which sell great. Lenovo has been making quite a lot from this venture. This is even something Samsung could get into as it deals with the hybrid pc market as well.
Also if you think about all the companies coming out with VR/AR solutions or anything like that, they usually have to build their own software with the hardware. Now OEMs can jump in and do things that they couldn't before because Windows 10 allows them to. So it's not really marketing but a fact. Marketing will be done by the OEMs with their products. And that will really determine success. MS is working with everyone these days too. Their new motto is to put partnerships before competition. This is why office 365 is integrating solutions from competing companies, you wouldn't see something like that with the old MS. Many CEOs have opened up about loving the new MS. Satya is a charmer no doubt, hehe. And he has humility which is great.
I feel bad for a lot of users who have been anticipating windows 10, but unfortunately sometimes things don't work out. MS knows about this more than anyone. I mean they have been behind for so long, they don't want to be behind anymore, so they make these decisions.
But in the end this will be great for the consumers. More innovation, more choices and again it will fuel the competitors to also develop better solutions. So you may not even be using windows 10 2 years from now but some new Google platform or Apple platform. Apple isn't going to make the same mistake MS did, sit and enjoy the ride until they realize they messed up. Apple will be trying to compete too. Tech companies are all looking for the next big thing and they want to be a part of it. Even getting into cars. Anything that will give them the edge and won't leave them behind like MS with phones.
Well, OEMs already produce laptops, 2-in-1's etc. 2-in-1 sales are growing like crazy. These OEMs already have license deals with MS for windows 10. This could include any type of hardware. Heck Windows 10 could run on Tv's, in car systems, everywhere. MS is pushing for this. The desktop user base is going to grow even if people don't convert from Windows 7 because new hardware will come with windows 10.
Windows 10 features for both developers and hardware producers allows for all kinds of different hardware to be released allowing for more innovation. All this different hardware will still have a common platform with similar apps. Developers can add features easily to take advantage of newer hardware. There's a lot MS is betting on. It's not just marketing, it is happening whether we like it or not.
Delaying windows 10 further to optimize a small market share that has been called "dying" doesn't make sense when the end result is to power new hardware and get Redstone out. Windows phone is dead, windows 10 is not. OEMs aren't interested in competing with Apple/Samsung for phone shares. But getting into the 2-in-1 "pocket pc" market makes more sense. A lot of these OEMs already produce 2-in-1 laptops which sell great. Lenovo has been making quite a lot from this venture. This is even something Samsung could get into as it deals with the hybrid pc market as well.
Also if you think about all the companies coming out with VR/AR solutions or anything like that, they usually have to build their own software with the hardware. Now OEMs can jump in and do things that they couldn't before because Windows 10 allows them to. So it's not really marketing but a fact. Marketing will be done by the OEMs with their products. And that will really determine success. MS is working with everyone these days too. Their new motto is to put partnerships before competition. This is why office 365 is integrating solutions from competing companies, you wouldn't see something like that with the old MS. Many CEOs have opened up about loving the new MS. Satya is a charmer no doubt, hehe. And he has humility which is great.
I feel bad for a lot of users who have been anticipating windows 10, but unfortunately sometimes things don't work out. MS knows about this more than anyone. I mean they have been behind for so long, they don't want to be behind anymore, so they make these decisions.
But in the end this will be great for the consumers. More innovation, more choices and again it will fuel the competitors to also develop better solutions. So you may not even be using windows 10 2 years from now but some new Google platform or Apple platform. Apple isn't going to make the same mistake MS did, sit and enjoy the ride until they realize they messed up. Apple will be trying to compete too. Tech companies are all looking for the next big thing and they want to be a part of it. Even getting into cars. Anything that will give them the edge and won't leave them behind like MS with phones.
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DoDeH1
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A couple of weeks ago I was considering buying the L950XL even if it's expensive. I said, well my L920 is 3 years old, maybe it's time to buy a new phone.
I think I made a very good decision in not buying it after I've seen the whole lie MS sold us. The point is I don't have any guarantee that the new L950 will ever get a newer OS then the actual one W10.
Sorry but on Android every phone had a chance to upgrade to a newer OS version atleast once.
A couple of weeks ago I was considering buying the L950XL even if it's expensive. I said, well my L920 is 3 years old, maybe it's time to buy a new phone.
I think I made a very good decision in not buying it after I've seen the whole lie MS sold us. The point is I don't have any guarantee that the new L950 will ever get a newer OS then the actual one W10.
Sorry but on Android every phone had a chance to upgrade to a newer OS version atleast once.
windobuddies625
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laserfloyd
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laserfloyd
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Well ZERO phones went from WP7 to WP8. None. Nada. Zip. At least half the WP8 users can upgrade. I'd rather upgrade to new hardware than bonk my phone with something that runs like crap and isn't supported. I'm due for an upgrade this year. The x20 series phones are aging. I personally see no issue with not supporting 2+ year old phones. Anyway, I'd rather save up for the surface phone, ya know, if it ever comes to fruition.
Well ZERO phones went from WP7 to WP8. None. Nada. Zip. At least half the WP8 users can upgrade. I'd rather upgrade to new hardware than bonk my phone with something that runs like crap and isn't supported. I'm due for an upgrade this year. The x20 series phones are aging. I personally see no issue with not supporting 2+ year old phones. Anyway, I'd rather save up for the surface phone, ya know, if it ever comes to fruition.
UrhoRtl
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I have a Lumia 1020. After the installing OS 10.0.10586.164 Lumia Camera does not work properly. Image is blurred. Hard reset done twice.Someone has the same problem? The solution?
I have a Lumia 1020. After the installing OS 10.0.10586.164 Lumia Camera does not work properly. Image is blurred. Hard reset done twice.Someone has the same problem? The solution?
laserfloyd
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Lies? Or just overly optimistic/ambitious. I don't think they realized how badly some of the x20 devices would run WM10. A better way to state it would be "We hope to make it available but need feedback on how devices perform." Still, that's not enough for some because that creates a crapstorm of "HERE WE GO AGAIN WITH WP7!1!!" So, they're in an unwinnable situation. Maybe after this time they'll get it right. Hey, at least half of the WP8 devices are upgradable to 10 vs zero WP7 devices moving to WP8. Now that was a fiasco.
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Thank you very much, Vasrias, that's really helpful!
Thank you very much, Vasrias, that's really helpful!
veerabadhra
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Had pathetic experience running 10 on Lumia 1020. Poor battery life, hanging apps, sluggish response etc. Moved back to 8.1 and eventually moved to iphone 6s. As much as I love the camera on 1020 and have good memories with it, I couldn't handle the mediocre windows ecosystem any longer. Maybe I will move back to WP a couple of years down the line once it matures ( I'm sure it does with the WP10) but for now, I'm tired of being the guinea pig.
Had pathetic experience running 10 on Lumia 1020. Poor battery life, hanging apps, sluggish response etc. Moved back to 8.1 and eventually moved to iphone 6s. As much as I love the camera on 1020 and have good memories with it, I couldn't handle the mediocre windows ecosystem any longer. Maybe I will move back to WP a couple of years down the line once it matures ( I'm sure it does with the WP10) but for now, I'm tired of being the guinea pig.
gwinegarden
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Look above your post. See the tweet that does not say "plan".
Look above your post. See the tweet that does not say "plan".
gwinegarden
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That's because people are more likely to post complaints than praise.
That's because people are more likely to post complaints than praise.
Paolo Ferrazza
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LOL all of you can get the released official build of WM10, complaints complaints complaints
LOL all of you can get the released official build of WM10, complaints complaints complaints
gwinegarden
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"Available" certainly implies "supported". What we are being told is that we can have it but they won't support it.
"Available" certainly implies "supported". What we are being told is that we can have it but they won't support it.
Saini Mukund
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it works good on 920 m using it but jst a bit lag and app prob not all
itd be good if nokia was in micro is tryin to increase the sell of new products which runs wp10
it works good on 920 m using it but jst a bit lag and app prob not all
itd be good if nokia was in micro is tryin to increase the sell of new products which runs wp10
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