The answer is "Pretty Much"

- Can't upload files
- Can't use plugins, Youtube is just a special case.

Other than that, it's supposed to be a carbon copy of IE10

The reasoning was that users had to guess wheter or not when they pressed the search button wheter the app they are using would respond or wheter the standard web search would come up instead if the developer didn't implement the search.

Hopefully devs will be giving back the ability to extend the search button ala Windows 8's search contracts in the next version.

The OS can't simply slap a message onto another app, there are a lot of other issues you'd have to be concerned with.

Eh? Works fine for me. Try disabling BOTH pin and kid corner, then test the order of enabling them and see.

but the 8x maps should still be powered by Nokia.

BOTH are true.

The Nokia Drive APP is only avaible on Nokia devices.

But...

Nokia provides the mapping information for the built in Maps app for Windows Phone now. Personally I haven't seen a HTC 8X in action to be able to see the exact difference.

Ok, I found out why... interesting bug..

Until the Password, there's a "Requires a password after" setting. Change it from "Each Time" to something else. I guess "Each Time" is... EVERY TIME!

*EDIT* Looks like I could be wrong here... interesting..


This post has been edited by marauderz: Jan 7 2013, 01:55 PM

Yeah, the PIN still shows up whenever it's time to show up. I think I understand why.

Even though it's Kid's Corner, it's still accessing your data, that's why the password lock screen still comes up when it's time to because you still need to unlock the device. To make it easier in case your child accidentally turns off the phone while playing, set the "Request a password after.." setting to a few minutes, this will leave the Kids Corner unlocked if they accidentally turn off the phone while playing, while your main phone is still locked.

There's a desktop app for Windows 7, but doesn't support XP

http://www.windowsphone.com/en-US/how-to/w...app-for-desktop

There are those of us who try to do a good job instead of doing stuff for the sake of it.

Try Crimson Dragon : Side Story.

Most of the time it's the developer screwing up.

Please go and study back how photography works if you think the shutter starts capturing when the focus assist light is on.

The heat you feel is normal sad to say, should go watch that disassembly video and see what's actually on the top part.

Learning experience mar

Regarding this heat issue, if you look at the video at the start of the thread, you'll notice that the top part which heats up is where the CPU, and what I think should be the radio chip is sitting in. Those things are going to heat up when in use, nothing much you can do about it. Think about the clock speed difference between your old phones and the L920. It's quite drastic!

It's like deciding to keep waiting for the next best iPhone when it's a year away... of course.. it might turn out to be a new new iPad and just pop out all of a sudden without warning.

Well... at least it's not just a simple spec change.... oh wait.. that's what happened last time.

Is about the individual's needs. The L620 presents great value for money if you just need the basics.. web.. social.. mail.

For me.. it was always for the L920's camera. if not I'd have gotten an L820 instead.

This post has been edited by marauderz: Feb 1 2013, 11:29 AM

When you attach a Live Id to your phone, all your on phone contacts will be synched to the account by default I think, don't think you can switch back to phone only address book after that.

I suppose all the contacts on your android is stored in Google account? If it is, all you have to do is add the Gmail account to the phone and it'll pull the contacts down since Exchange Sync is still enabled for new users for now.