Meanwhile the board of directors at Mozilla is trying to figure out why they keep losing ground to Chrome. Maybe they think giving us web games will make us forget they still dont have multi process architecture?
Instagram just went into beta yesterday for wp8. Vine also came out with their own app last week. While the lack of apps can be frustrating, they are rigorously tested for security threats, even more so than on iOS or Android. The other thing I like is that every app is sandboxed, so if you do download something malicious it can't touch your other programs.
There are also some great alternative apps for many of the absent heavy hitters. If you need some suggestions (I know I did when I first got my phone), shoot me a pm and I would be happy to help.
I have sat in many meetings with a focus on cloud storage and it makes me cringe when I think about sensitive business data flying around. The evolution of byod has made encryption programs like pgp and mobile iron a must.
The evolution of package management and group policy have made my job much easier. I don't miss the days of of going up and down the rows of desks, popping disks into boxes.
Yes, because it would have been a much better proposition to start churning out more disposable Android phones in an already over saturated market. At least wp8 gives them some market differential.
Say what you will about Nokia but as someone who has owned Apple and Samsung devices previously, I have to say my Lumia is the best phone I have ever owned.
This is just another piece of evidence that confirms my suspicions. Canonical has been threatened by the Mint project for years now. This is not the first interview that has come out with an Ubuntu dev speaking ill of Mint, and I'm sure it wont be the last.
You know, the more I learn about the windows phone, the less I hate it. As much as I am not a fan of the windows 8 experience on the desktop, its not so bad in the mobile sector.
Who would have ever though M$ would have a better privacy policy than iOS or Android
The screen looks great! The thing that kind of threw me was the buttons being located on the back, at least I can feel like I'm giving my phone a back massage.
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My mom really enjoys her kindle, that being said she uses the dual core notebook I got her much more often.
Meanwhile the board of directors at Mozilla is trying to figure out why they keep losing ground to Chrome. Maybe they think giving us web games will make us forget they still dont have multi process architecture?
It seems like this is a recurring problem for AMD. I recall a similar issue with the bulldozer cpu's
I couldn't have said it better myself.
Is it going to come with the classic Nokia ringtone?
I agree. It would be awesome to see AMD competing head to head with Intel again. From the demo videos I have watched the hardware looks fantastic.
Instagram just went into beta yesterday for wp8. Vine also came out with their own app last week. While the lack of apps can be frustrating, they are rigorously tested for security threats, even more so than on iOS or Android. The other thing I like is that every app is sandboxed, so if you do download something malicious it can't touch your other programs. There are also some great alternative apps for many of the absent heavy hitters. If you need some suggestions (I know I did when I first got my phone), shoot me a pm and I would be happy to help.
I have sat in many meetings with a focus on cloud storage and it makes me cringe when I think about sensitive business data flying around. The evolution of byod has made encryption programs like pgp and mobile iron a must.
The evolution of package management and group policy have made my job much easier. I don't miss the days of of going up and down the rows of desks, popping disks into boxes.
This is industry standard best practice I thought.
Yes, because it would have been a much better proposition to start churning out more disposable Android phones in an already over saturated market. At least wp8 gives them some market differential.
Say what you will about Nokia but as someone who has owned Apple and Samsung devices previously, I have to say my Lumia is the best phone I have ever owned.
Very true
Thats right, you have to level up your Google character and then they stop tracking you.
In capitalist America, Google search you!
They all do it. The only way to get around it is to use privacy-focused alternatives like duckduckgo.com and startpage.com
Totally agree, this is Fox News style "journalism" at its finest.
Fedora works for me as well. It does everything I need it to do, plays well with my Windows boxes, and you rarely hear anything negative about it.
This is just another piece of evidence that confirms my suspicions. Canonical has been threatened by the Mint project for years now. This is not the first interview that has come out with an Ubuntu dev speaking ill of Mint, and I'm sure it wont be the last.
I know right!
You know, the more I learn about the windows phone, the less I hate it. As much as I am not a fan of the windows 8 experience on the desktop, its not so bad in the mobile sector. Who would have ever though M$ would have a better privacy policy than iOS or Android
The screen looks great! The thing that kind of threw me was the buttons being located on the back, at least I can feel like I'm giving my phone a back massage.