@DDURBIN1, Thank you for your comment, and I agreed, the removal of the main features that they used to market as part of there appeal versus other phones is definitly not a good welcome. In my mind, they're basically...
In reply to: Re: Samsung S6 missing features
@DDURBIN1, It maybe that the development cycle for Windows 10 phone is behind of what was the Lumia delivery. It was perhaps one of those cases where either they delayed the launch of the Lumia, or move forward with it...
In reply to: Re: More Promises from Microsoft
@Kelly22, Agreed... I'm also very excited about a flagship windows phone running Windows 10. Based on the Microsoft event held this january, Microsoft is definitly on the right trac, since even though both Google and Apple...
In reply to: Re: More Promises from Microsoft
Good move for Cisco, having the ability to support these types of technologies in a way that makes it easy for deployment and management thanks to having built in compatibility and standardization. I think a lot of...
In reply to: Nice to see more flexibility in Reference Architecture platforms
I agree, it's bad enough that many consumers deal with a huge influx of robo dials about free trips, but if you call me about my account, from a random 1-800 number, ofcourse I will be suspicious. The last thing I...
In reply to: Re: Similar problem when my credit card company calls to say there is fraudulent charges
I think you're offering a very balanced (and correct) perspective here, Larry. Though the discussion about where to draw the line is and should be ongoing, It's not like medical app developers should have expected this area...
In reply to: Mobile Medical Apps: To Be Or Not Be Regulated
A friend at Cloudera asks the important question, "what about support?" He's right. This is open source stuff that big data practitioners like Facebook and Airbnb tend to support on their own. We'll see if Hortonworks, MapR,...
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@DDURBIN1 I'd have to agree with you. Really looking forward to seeing the Windows 10 flagship phone, but no doubt the OS isn't ready yet. This could be an effort by Microsoft to put Windows Phones in the hands of more people...
In reply to: Re: More Promises from Microsoft
@Dave that could be part of it, but I think FB will be a central meeting place for awhile - at least until another network comes around that's as widely accepted. When I need to send a mass message, that's my go-to (and...
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@Dave that could be part of it, though I think FB will remain a central meeting place for awhile - at least until some other service becomes as widely popular. If I need to send a mass message to a group of people, it beats...
In reply to: Re: There's an app for that
@Dave, yes you are right, but I would like to add many co. do try to keep going upgrade addiction at any way possible... same as gaming pc manf... bottom line end game = proofit ...
In reply to: Re: Trying to hard?
I love this tablet but I'm betting it will be over priced. The Z2 tablet came onto the market at $500 to $600 with specs comparable to tablet's costing half as much. I expect the same mistake from Sony with the...
In reply to: Xperia Z4 Tablet but at what price
Editors: Where to do I click to nominate Terry's post for post of the month?
In reply to: Re: Missing Stuff
Lumia 640 XL, yawn. Another non-competeting product. Now if Microsoft had shown a Window 10 phone that would have been earth shaking but this Lumia is just another borig product in a line of other boring products...
In reply to: More Promises from Microsoft
No doubt the S6 has some better technology but its all transparent to the common buyer. What's not transparent is the lack of a removeble battery and the lack of an SD card. Both of which will hamper sales to...
In reply to: Samsung S6 missing features
This article just makes me feel sad. I don't like thinking of the US government as bullies or some nefarious organization. Its sad that a website like this one would have to exist at all.
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My credit card company has called to ask me about suspicious charges. I never answer calls from random toll-free numbers, as nothing good can come from most of them. What irks me is that they leave a message saying to call...
In reply to: Similar problem when my credit card company calls to say there is fraudulent charges
Yep, just trying to keep the money pit going. If it's not broke, keep it clean, and keep it serviced. You can start changing devices as they hit EOL (End of Life), to keep when SHTF (Shit Hits The Fan) at bay. Did you notice...
In reply to: Re: Reality Quoted!
Bah, I new it. Press reply once,and nothing happens. Press reply twice, and nothing happens. Press reply thrice, and nothing happens. Press reply the fourth time, then bam! Now, do you really want to connect you refrigerator...
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