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My Lumia 920 has 32GB of space.
And after the WP8, I have a few GBs less.
At most, I can only install a few thousand apps.
I can't figure out how iPhone and Android users can have 700K apps in their phone.
I am no more fighting with iPhone and Android users on the app issue.
They win.
I have decided to live with around 60 apps in my phone.
What he said...
hmmm , In 2007 using an Iphone was a sacrifice for a reward , the Capacitve screen wasn't as accurate as previous touch screens , couldn't be handled with pens or fingernails , Bluetooth file sharing with other phones was (and still is to some extent) out of the question. Coverage issues and basic calling features were missing , but the OS was just done right.
I could apply the same principle of things on WP8 , Its the first cloud connected OS where the line between whats online and whats not kind of blur , it's the best social OS with further improvements to come , and seeing how its very code friendly that it shocked VLC developers team , I think apps won't take as long to start showing up for WP8 , (They already started to increase don't be fooled by Devs calling it quits . ... :) )
My 920 gets heavier if I install too many apps. So I decided to live with 30 :(
I'm so confused right now.
Sarcasm seems to be lost in a lot of people.
Seriously, though, I never understood the apps "issue." How many apps does someone really need?
Wait, so author really thinks that iphone and android users have 700k apps on the phone? Not in the store, but on actual phone at any time? If thats what you meant, then go read physics book
p.s oh thats sarcasm? or is it?
How many apps does one Windows Phone need?
After third line i realised this post is sarcasm:eck:
Please enlighten us with what exactly physics has to do with apps?
if a tree falls in the woods and nobody is around to hear it, does it make a noise?Quote:
Originally Posted by George Ponder
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Originally Posted by videoouija
I agree totally. The lack of banking apps is what forces me to drag my iPad with me when I would like to only have my phone. On the whole I have found replacement for every app but the banking ones.
yes, if you were half a mile away from the tree (not around it) and it was a big tree and you heard it fall. :DQuote:
Originally Posted by videoouija
Another day, another Windows Phone lack of apps thread. You knew what you were getting in to by going with a Windows Phone.
I used to complain that my credit union offered apps for IOS and Android but now for WP. Actually it's a non issue, I just use my phone's browser and access my accounts online instead. :grin:Quote:
Originally Posted by lowry
ok, theme started said that 700k apps on the actual phone, (now we all know it was a sarcasm). program contains of bits, bits stored in the sectors in hard drive, if it is said that iphone has 32 gb of memory => certain number of sectors. 700k apps need more number of sectors that 32 gb => in classical physics you cannot fit larger volume in smaller volume keeping the both volumes constant. => Unless they make some "black hole" technology in iphone that would not be possible. Here is the physics for you. :)Quote:
Please enlighten us with what exactly physics has to do with apps?
I have owned an iPhone 4 and the HTC One X and now the Lumia 920. People were complaining about the lack of apps for Android as little as a year ago. Now Android is running toe to toe with iOS. Every day more apps are being added to WP8. Granted, WP8 had a tall hill to climb to reach iOS, but it the platform is catching on and app developers will be foolish to ignore it. I like too many of the features of the 920 to go back to Android or iOS. The biggest feature for me is being able to add browser tabs on my home screen. I love the live tile notification and the free Nokia music. Not to sound like a fan-boy but these features are why I am going to stick it out with WP8.
Love my 920, not going anywhere (at least any time soon). I've had multiple iOS and Android devices, and every device has its drawbacks. Before I buy my device I already know what they are. How ever I would love to see some more apps on my phone like banking apps, Chase, Discover, etc. I would also like to see apps like KBB, Edmund's just to name a few (I like my cars lol). This is not a deal breaker, as I can always just use a browser to get to these websites, but an app is just a tid bit quicker if is done right. Just my 2 cents :)
Not saying that Windows Phone doesn't need any more apps but rather what we have isn't too shabby. I'd like to see a Regions Banking app, Photosynth return, and a few others but I don't think their absences kills the system. Personally, I could care less about Instagram but recognize that it's a popular service to many.
I really don't care what the absolute number of available apps on any platform is. It wouldn't matter if there were 1 million apps for Windows Phone if the big apps people want still weren't there. We need more banking apps. We need the most popular games the same day as iOS and Android. We need a decent Facebook app. We need Instagram (I know you don't use it, you are on Windows Phone, you can't use it). We need these popular apps so people don't feel like they are missing out by choosing Windows Phone over iOS or Android. If consumers feel like they would be missing out on the games and services all their friends are using by choosing Windows Phone, they won't choose Windows Phone.
Yeah but, what did he say??
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Originally Posted by alaskanjackson
Thank You. I knew you would explain it for me. 😃Quote:
Originally Posted by zokir
59 apps is average I read. Just walk through the most popular ones.
It's proven that having a lot of apps on your phone causes performance issues. I'll stick with a small hanful of nice and useful ones and call it good.
