I've often woken up with solutions to problems of the day before. Mine were generally far less concrete (and not usually something I distinctly remembered from a dream, as I rarely remember mine) as they generally had to do with design/coding (web design).

There hasn't been any news released on that yet. Or rumors, even. There was a post from Nokia saying an update in the "coming weeks", but it turned out to not be 7.8.

It seems to me that slicing each reply apart from the original conversation destroys your point. If each reply is a conversation, then each reply to that is a conversation, where is the actual conversation? The system is essentially defining a single post as a conversation.

Though my evidence is highly unscientific, I think the "r" sound is one of the biggest factors in terms of accents/language variations. You say as much in the article, as it is one of the sounds that is not common to all languages, but even within languages it has a big impact. Within American accents it seems to have…

I will throw my word in with the other WP7 users that feel perfectly ok with what is happening.

Add my name to that letter, please. Thanks.

I'm in pretty much the same boat. I really don't get why this is so terrible of them. They are bringing a software update to current users. Surprise, they aren't bring NFC and dual-core support... what would we have done with that if they had?

And yet the ball landing on Black 13 next in roulette is improbable, not probable. That is why gambling exists: for casinos to make money.

It is more like assuming Black 13 just HAS to come up at some point over a period of trillions of years. Sure, the roulette wheel in this analogy may have way more places where the ball could land, but it also is being spun a near infinite number of times.

"almost" was used. Given that, however, because it happened once that pretty much (notice I said pretty much) means it will happen again (elsewhere).

Absolutely agreed. I don't think I would get rid of my wacom tablet, but, as a graphic designer, I would love a decent integrated pen input for quick sketches and the like.

The pro is the one with "full HD" the ARM version is just "HD". I would guess this to mean that the Pro is 1920x1080 (1080p = "full HD") and the windows RT (ARM processor) version is something like 1366x768 or 1200x720 (720p = "HD").

Just watched the conference and, in talking about the products, it seems the Pro version has something comparable to "retina". The Pro has a "full HD" screen which they said meant the pixels were indistinguishable at less than arm's length (17 inches). The RT version has just an "HD" screen (not "full HD").

Agreed. It doesn't have to be a specific set of rules as may appear in some books, but it does need to have constraints.

My guess would be that it would definitely be WinRT. Hardware partners a'plenty are making full W8 hardware items. Where microsoft most needs to compete is with iPad and Android, which it is doing very clearly with Metro. It is very clear that Windows cannot compete as a tablet experience through its traditional…

I have been hoping this would happen for some time, but am still unsure that it will. I think a Microsoft-made tablet would be the best way for MS to place a competitively-priced, nice piece of hardware on the market—making it the best way for them to compete with the Android/iPad. That said, what of MS's hardware…

I had quite a few issues with the CP (apps crashing and such), but I didn't think much of it. The Release Preview is much more stable and, though I have had issues, recent updates seem to have fixed all problems. It isn't the final, stable release anyway.

I had a similar experience having first put it on my laptop (I put the Consumer preview on a separate partition to play with). Initially, I was somewhat underwhelmed as I found things taking more time to do than I was used to on Windows 7. After a few days, however, I came to really like it. I have yet to try it on a…

Truly. I went with the Trophy simply because I really wanted WP over Android or iOS and it has been a perfectly wonderful phone, but when I see the Lumia... I get a bit jealous. At least I will be closer to ready to pick up some new hardware not too long after WP8 phones start rolling out.

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