How a Massive Online War Waged by Dutch 'Spammers' in a Military Bunker Could Take Down the Internet. Is Windows Phone Ready to Replace My iPhone or Android? Whitson, it's a good article, and thanks for giving it an honest shake. I switched from iOS to WP a while back, and now am on WP8/Lumia 920 and haven't looked back. A couple of things caught me in your article, though - I do have conversation view in the Mail app, at least to see conversations and expand/contract them. Curious; what else makes for a "great conversation view"? Also, I do sync with my Google calendar. Just created and deleted appointments to check. That might be due to having set it up before Google dropped EAS support; I'll test with a new account in a moment.
Otherwise, I'd expect this back in an upcoming update, but fair point. As for Maps, in WP8, MS swapped the Bing Maps out for Nokia's HERE as the base phone maps. You're right about the scrolling, but as a tech-obsessed, I've not found that to be a problem. App lock-in is the key. A Few Awesome Hacks That Will Make You Life A Whole Lot Easier. June 22, 2012 | No Comments » | Topics: Hacks Loading ... Hot Stories From Around The Web Other Awesome Stories. /wsg/ - Worksafe GIF. Lifehacker, tips and downloads for getting things done.
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