Whats good is that in IE can change the refresh stop button with tab or favourites. How I wish can have at least two. tab and fav. It's a pain having to press the ...

battery life. something that is unbearable.

Nice.

I believe

Until I see SDK, everything is I believe

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Hopefully it get released on time. Waiting for the SDK and the phones itself. Lumia 920 all the way. Lol i sound like a fanboy.

Sorry to burst your bubble. You don't sound like one. You ARE one

Can I be one?

I think the current IE on WP7.5 runs fairly good, just the basic things not the much complicated stuff. That being said, third party browsers are available on the marketplace with some additional perks on them, I say they're pretty good too with gestures enabled browsing.

If you wish to view complicated/heavy/java oriented website, better get other phone or a tablet.

I believe most people who subscribe to this forum here is one. MOST people

Can't help it. WP8 is the first time I'm getting all hyped up about phones well since the old symbian days. Ios never impressed me much. Android always had some problems and evolved so quickly with manufacturers keep coming out with countless number of phones in a matter of months. Let's see what WP8 can do. Especially Nokia. Hardware wise their unbeatable.

I just want those buttons. Before mango, it was there right?




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I love how it is in Ipod touch/iOS..easy to click. It's there all the time. Why the heck Microsoft feel they need to hide those buttons I don't know. People use it all the time! They were late to the tabbed browsing experience on desktop IE as well. Sigh.

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Let's wait and see. It won't be long now

Same with me, I'm just not interested with other phones. WP8 and 920 change that.

Now come to think about it, yeah I do missed that bar below when I had my HD7. Let's just see if WP8's IE has any nice features to offer, perhaps gestures browsing. What I like about the IE on my phone is the speed and naw, I ain't talking about the browsing speed but rather the launch speed of IE, though this IE behave jerky when browsing an "overlay" popup.

This is what happening to the world now, people switches phone really fast, especially the tech-junkies people, yeah you all are reading this line.

From a lumia 800 and 900 users windows phone 8 nothing much to look forward to. The tiles are good idea but if you have too much apps listing them will be endless scrolling. They have should do in folders method as optional. 1 tile open in a sub folder.

This is where I think you may be wrong. Your purchase is for your own consumption. Similarly, in the past where we bought a music CD, you can give it to anyone you like once you are bored of it. Duplicating is what they are trying to avoid. When in soft copy, people can share with anyone they want. When you share with 1 person, that is 1 less royalty payment to the artist and the recording label. Imagine it's like network marketing. You share with 2, then each of them share with 2 and etc. There will be too many people having it without paying for it. It's not so much about you selling it. However, humans being humans, they do it anyway. But technically, it is not your right from a legal point of view as far as I understand it.

Anyway, I am looking forward to the release of Lumia 920. If Nokia loses their share of the market, then it is really their own doing. What irks me still though is I hope they rectify the notifications part. Rather than show 1 or 2 or 3 on the live tiles, I would hope that it would pop up on screen to show a preview of the message. At least I know there is one instead of having to go into the live tile to see if there is any notification at all. Or have this been rectified? This is one strong point for me to move away from iOS.

What if I have 2 phones and i want the same song in both of MY phone? In the case of a CD, what if I want to listen to it at home or while driving to work but don't want the hassle to bring it everywhere with me?

I am pretty sure they have statistics of those who does that and at the same time share with others as well. But they would not know what your intentions are, hence they implement a control feature on it. It doesn't prevent people from doing so still, but they won't make it easy either. It's no different to P2P softwares. Excuses such as file sharing of legal content is accurate. But when you look at torrent sites, we all know what content they are.

I do see your point of view but you would also agree that in current age and times, it is common to share it with others besides one self. Same song? If it's soft copy, you could sync with both your phones via your PC I guess. CD? That could be tricky. But I am imagining the days where we didn't have CD burning software or high tech PC to copy. I did that many moons ago, which is to transfer the CD from house to car. Wow, shows how old I am Maybe you are much younger to never did that before and were brought up instantly into the digital age.

But that is what copyright is about.

I get what you mean too, still think it shouldn't be illegal though. But nvm we are getting off topic here.
I'm deprived of 920 hands on!