It runs a windows 7 phone launcher on your home screen
It looks cool but I don't see any pressing reason to spend the time modifying my layout just to make it look a li'l different, ya know? Plus all those buttons make it look cluttered. Meh.
the live tiles? I enjoy them, so far today its helped me check my phone less, its more of a personal thing so I understand where you're coming from.
Ok... And I'd want this because...?
because now I have windows phone seven for $50 a month instead of $100?
the live tiles? I enjoy them, so far today its helped me check my phone less, its more of a personal thing so I understand where you're coming from.
Doesn't your status bar update you enough? I mean, it's cool and all but it just doesn't seem worth the effort to me. Like ya said, personal thing. Plus I have a Droid cuz I like the Google OS. I had a Windows phone before (not 7 though) and it was a buggy, always lockin' up piece of crap.
Ok... And I'd want this because...?
because now I have windows phone seven for $50 a month instead of $100?
You're missing the point. What does this app offer me? What does Windows phone gain me? What does it do for me that my current Android OS isn't doing for me?
On a vaguely related note, do they even make smart phones without cameras these days?
no sir
the live tiles? I enjoy them, so far today its helped me check my phone less, its more of a personal thing so I understand where you're coming from.
Doesn't your status bar update you enough? I mean, it's cool and all but it just doesn't seem worth the effort to me. Like ya said, personal thing. Plus I have a Droid cuz I like the Google OS. I had a Windows phone before (not 7 though) and it was a buggy, always lockin' up piece of crap.
yeah I remember old windows phone software...ugh, they've changed alot though.
Ok... And I'd want this because...?
because now I have windows phone seven for $50 a month instead of $100?
You're missing the point. What does this app offer me? What does Windows phone gain me? What does it do for me that my current Android OS isn't doing for me?
simplicity my friend. Its also a great theft deterrant, I mean...who wants to steal microsoft tech? ;)
all jokes aside though, its also a neat way to impress people by switching from OS to OS, I also have an Iphone emulator, I call my phone the Iwindroid
yeah I remember old windows phone software...ugh, they've changed alot though.
They better have if they want to have a prayer of competing. That Windows phone was total garbage. Worse than my Droid in every way imaginable. I honestly can't think of one thing it did even as good as Android does. Nothing even close, really. Man, that phone sucked. Heh.
yeah I remember old windows phone software...ugh, they've changed alot though.
They better have if they want to have a prayer of competing. That Windows phone was total garbage. Worse than my Droid in every way imaginable. I honestly can't think of one thing it did even as good as Android does. Nothing even close, really. Man, that phone sucked. Heh.
Is your droid rooted?
all jokes aside though, its also a neat way to impress people by switching from OS to OS, I also have an Iphone emulator, I call my phone the Iwindroid
I have yet to hear a compelling reason to do this. I'm not a show monkey, I don't exist to impress people.
Is your droid rooted?
Nope. Haven't really had a reason to.
On a vaguely related note, do they even make smart phones without cameras these days?
no sir
That's what I thought. When I get a new phone (next few months) it can't have a camera, so...
Edit: and no, deactivating the camera is not sufficient.
and zb i rooted mine
I have custom boot animations and i got rid of all the locked appsWhat part of "deactivating the camera is not sufficient" was unclear? If the hardware is there it's not's allowed in many parts of a secure location. No software solution is sufficient, and rightly so.
jeez don't be so sassy dude, I could also walk you through physically removing it. Or these might work for you.
www.phonescoop.com/phones/phone.php?p=20...
www.phonescoop.com/phones/phone.php?p=25...
www.phonescoop.com/phones/phone.php?p=27...
www.phonescoop.com/phones/phone.php?p=25...
www.phonescoop.com/phones/phone.php?p=30...
www.phonescoop.com/phones/phone.php?p=24...
all of the links are the most up to date phones without cameras
they cover just about every carrier.
I think the original iphone doesn't have a camera
oh escher after some more research I found that sprint offers blackberries without cameras. I think verizon has one too.
Why do you hate EE? Recommending a Blackberry. For shame.
RIM is no solution, man. Not even close.
What part of "deactivating the camera is not sufficient" was unclear? If the hardware is there it's not's allowed in many parts of a secure location. No software solution is sufficient, and rightly so.
I'm kind of amazed at that, because the locations I worked at didn't even allow you to bring a cell in at all.
I'm kind of amazed at that, because the locations I worked at didn't even allow you to bring a cell in at all.
Well... I know some places on the base that's true. No phones, no iPods, no digital media at all, really. But, of the places I saw personally on my site visit back in April, only one was that restrictive. However, I'll know for sure what the policies/restrictions are, in full, once I get out there. What I know for certain though is that camera phones are a big no-no.