Originally posted by Jog On
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Previously on "Just got a Windows 7 phone"
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I've taken it back and swapped it for an HTC Desire
- Kept rebooting itself when trying to make outbound calls
- kept losing internet connection and having to be rebooted to establish a new connection
- Everything you need to do on a WP7 can be done on an android/iphone
- No apps yet! Not even a single FX one and I don't want to wait for one to come out. Plus my broker has an iphone app and is developing an android one but have no plans to make a WP7 version - so "fer that reason, Ahm oot!"
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I had a dabble with one of these in the shop, the HTC HD one that o2 do and it seemed quite good. On my couple of mins play the only thing I couldn't find was = for use in Excel. So I think for me it is a straight race between a Windows 7 one and an iPhone 4
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Originally posted by TimberWolf View PostAnyone care to speculate what a "phone" will look like in 10 years time?
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Anyone care to speculate what a "phone" will look like in 10 years time?
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Originally posted by Jog On View PostI like the windows one and am glad I got it. It's randomly rebooted itself a couple of times but they never get these things right first time so I'm sure there will be some hotfixes to be released.
Here's a good video about HTC vs iPhone 4
www.youtube.com/watch?v=FL7yD-0pqZg
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Originally posted by kandr View PostThe reviews seem to be favorable, however I'm not sure if they re coming to late to the market, and not offering anything more the IPhone or Android based phones offer.
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The reviews seem to be favorable, however I'm not sure if they re coming to late to the market, and not offering anything more the IPhone or Android based phones offer.
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Originally posted by Jog On View Post
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Originally posted by TonyEnglish View PostSo after a few days with these windows phones, how are they doing. I'm getting a new phone in a couple of months. My wife has an iphone 4 and I'm not that impressed, but I like the way pretty much everything seems to work - a big change to the crappy n97 I've put up with for the past 18 months!
Here's a good video about HTC vs iPhone 4
www.youtube.com/watch?v=FL7yD-0pqZg
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So after a few days with these windows phones, how are they doing. I'm getting a new phone in a couple of months. My wife has an iphone 4 and I'm not that impressed, but I like the way pretty much everything seems to work - a big change to the crappy n97 I've put up with for the past 18 months!
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Originally posted by d000hg View PostTheir Keyboards and mice are pretty decent as well, however these are isolated products.
BTW - does anyone use OneNote and can explain what it does? I've got it but never quite saw the point.
Basically its a replacement for a pen and paper method of taking notes.
Its very adaptable.
I use it for...- Task planning - it links into Outlook tasks and so links with my phone
- Making detailed notes on those tasks and reorganising them
- Making initial project plans
- Making development notes - with links and clippings
- Making initial drafts of documents - with screen grabs
- Storing lists of servers/databases with user names/passwords and notes on whats on each box - you can password protect sections
Basically anything which you want to keep notes of you can with OneNote.
The mobile version is very basic but as soon as you sync your phone with your laptop all your mobile notes are then available in the OneNote application. So if you're out somewhere and you think of something you can note it, you can take a photo of whatever and attach it to the note.
It works the otherway round too - i.e. you can drag notes to your mobile section, sync and then you have that note on your mobile. Very handy if you want to take some info with you.
OneNote is what kept me away from Apple and Android. I never carry pen and paper with me but I do have my phone!
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Originally posted by Spacecadet View Postxbox
SQL Server
not inept products
BTW - does anyone use OneNote and can explain what it does? I've got it but never quite saw the point.
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Any HTC Desire HD love around here? I went into the shop today (or yesterday) to ask if they had any idea when they were likely to be released because I've seen no adverts in the papers (loads for the new Nokia smart phone and the Windows 7 phones etc). Turns out they had them in stock and had done for a couple of days. Amazed there's been no fanfare. I got one straight away, seeing as my existing contract has just ended.
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Originally posted by Clippy View PostI think you are reading too much into it.
MS have a history of being inept outside its core products (Windows/Office) which extends to the present day - it's a corporate culture thing.
SQL Server
not inept products
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