Mar 8 2012, 05:07 PM
QUOTE(Andy214 @ Mar 8 2012, 04:43 PM)
Oops, misunderstanding, hehehe.
Yea, it's not bad upgrade and actually if we don't look at it against other smartphone; It's actually very smooth and nice. They just need to loosen it a little, gives more flexibility to the user (such as file transfer), and some other minor issue, it could have satisfy many users (or can live with at least.).
As current, there're many complaints from past Nokia users, you can also read it in Nokia Malaysia Facebook, how frustrated they are after using Windows Phone. Some of them are long time Nokia users, and the ads and campaign on Nokia Windows Phone, they get one, the first experience is surely nice, smooth, fast, etc. but later they will start to feel the frustration due to the limitations and restrictions.
If they're iOS users, then maybe no as bad, but if they're Nokia Symbian users, it's kind of like a big impact, and all this is not mention or known to them before they made the purchase.
For file transfer, they can enable it in Picture Gallery, etc.
Example, when I'm viewing Picture, I choose "Share", but there's no Bluetooth option.
There is no file manager, so you can't share anything else. You're only allowed to see what you can see.
Even my friend use, he said he downloaded an excel file, but cannot find it anywhere; No idea where it went.
Anyway, I can just say, the Mango tasted sweet at first, but it's very sour after you taste it more. Though, there's still some sweetness (People Hub, Office Integration, Mail, Voice Command/Recognition/to Speech).
Next is whether it will really Tango or not, lol.
Sadly, right now, Windows Phone will be my 2nd last choice, the last being iPhone. The People Hub is really nice, but MeeGo also has it and it's still better.
Yeap, for current Symbian diehard fans, I definitely do not recommend WP to them unless they are ready for a big change.Yea, it's not bad upgrade and actually if we don't look at it against other smartphone; It's actually very smooth and nice. They just need to loosen it a little, gives more flexibility to the user (such as file transfer), and some other minor issue, it could have satisfy many users (or can live with at least.).
As current, there're many complaints from past Nokia users, you can also read it in Nokia Malaysia Facebook, how frustrated they are after using Windows Phone. Some of them are long time Nokia users, and the ads and campaign on Nokia Windows Phone, they get one, the first experience is surely nice, smooth, fast, etc. but later they will start to feel the frustration due to the limitations and restrictions.
If they're iOS users, then maybe no as bad, but if they're Nokia Symbian users, it's kind of like a big impact, and all this is not mention or known to them before they made the purchase.
For file transfer, they can enable it in Picture Gallery, etc.
Example, when I'm viewing Picture, I choose "Share", but there's no Bluetooth option.
There is no file manager, so you can't share anything else. You're only allowed to see what you can see.
Even my friend use, he said he downloaded an excel file, but cannot find it anywhere; No idea where it went.
Anyway, I can just say, the Mango tasted sweet at first, but it's very sour after you taste it more. Though, there's still some sweetness (People Hub, Office Integration, Mail, Voice Command/Recognition/to Speech).
Next is whether it will really Tango or not, lol.
Sadly, right now, Windows Phone will be my 2nd last choice, the last being iPhone. The People Hub is really nice, but MeeGo also has it and it's still better.
Anyway, if & when WP supports NFC this file transfer thing will be solved. The USA Lumia 900 have NFC but rest of the world one do not. Unfortunately WP itself do not support NFC yet.
Oh ya, if you downloaded an excel or any office file from email, it'll be save automatically inside Office tile there.
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