I must say I pretty much NEVER download from Zune Desktop. Can just goto http://www.windowsphone.com/marketplace and do it from there.

Hmmm.. interesting..

More or less free.. damn premium pay games.

Just try first, or can buy already? Got 710 as well?

I'm pretty sure for each Windows Phone case design they have a similar Android one.


This post has been edited by marauderz: Jan 26 2012, 09:24 AM

Hey!!! That's how MY LG died, my suspicion is that the SSD which they were using had very VERY low rewrite capabilities and decided to die after such a short usage.

Interesting... I'm sorry though, I'm guessing nothing short of a full and complete SSD replacement can fix it.

Oh.. why didn't I send mine to local service center? Cause it's from Singapore. If your's is local set, you should have a good chance for fixing it.

This post has been edited by marauderz: Jan 27 2012, 10:49 AM

My advice is that is to at least run it once a day to let the server know you're actually using the app and want notifications.

Well.. someone ported MiniCraft the 8bit demake version of Minecraft by the same developer. To Windows Phone.

http://www.windowsphone.com/en-US/apps/627...f0-20489626c3b2

Interesting..

Are you talking about the promotion which Nokia Singapore is currently running? It's first 30 people, who publish one app a month for 6 months. Or are you talking about some other promo?

Lumia is still not on sale yet right?

I see... the competition is run by the student partners... kinda overkill the way they're doing it like this.

Personally I don't see why there's a need for it to be a carrier phone. Its not like the phone would be much more cheaper (from what I can see)

we never relied much on carrier selling phone in Malaysia for a while until iPhone dropped.

Prove me wrong, are phones that are sold by carriers much more cheaper?

Hmmm.... have you tried given the BT action button a light press to see wheter it connects?

I just got an XBox 360 BT headset and it does play the music through BT once paired.

The iOS and Android devs have had a few years to figure out how to use the platform properly. You can't compare it with a platform that's only slightly more than a year old. It's up to the developers to know how to write their code to perform the best on the platform, things don't just magically get better when you can write native code.

In fact if you let people write native code, and they're still as irresponsible as they are right now you'll just end up with an unstable phone. What would your complaint be then?

That's the point, even with a mananged enviroment and they still can't do a proper job. And you want to give them native access?

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Added on January 30, 2012, 3:32 pmSo you're saying that because of XNA, no game developer can write games properly then?

This post has been edited by marauderz: Jan 30 2012, 03:32 PM

XNA is not a game engine. It is a framework.

So you're implying that the game is buggy because it was made in XNA then?

So.. that means, any game built on XNA is not worth the time and money and have no chance of succeeding then? And any game built using Native code will be all sorts of magic and be bug free?

Yes, buggy and success are two different things. But look at your post

You are implying that Magicka is buggy because it's was written on XNA.

Again, XNA is not an Engine. XNA is a framework for writing games and easily port it to multiple platforms. By saying that XNA started off as an XBox game engine and then SLOWLY ported to the PC you already show that you have no idea about the what is the history behind XNA and what purpose is meant to serve.

I assume that you're well learnt, so I won't bother going to uncle google to give you all the answers.

We can continue this dicussion when you have a better understanding of what you're talking about.

I never said you're implying that "Buggy and success are correlated" But rather "Games that use XNA are buggy"

If XNA was that buggy, wouldn't that mean all the games on Windows Phone are just piles of buggy code waiting to explode whenever they're run?

When Malaysia finally gets added to the countries, I guess we'll be able to use the same page that's available to migrate user accounts which the Xbox users use.

Changing that and having your account classed as Malaysia are different things.