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11/16/09
11/12/09
(Google: I'm talking to you.) #windowsmobilemarketplace
11/12/09
I love Zune and have all 3 version but you can't help but to think that one day future xboxes and windows will be all you have left. #windowsmobilemarketplace
11/12/09
I think something broke. #windowsmobilemarketplace
11/12/09
11/12/09
I dunno about that - I wouldn't be so quick to say that it acknowledges that so much as it comes as a logical step. I mean... look at the iPhone App Store. I personally hardly ever use the app store from the phone, unless it's to grab some free app that I need to use for whatever reason that has come up. Based on my experience, and that of the people I know, I'd say that the App Store within iTunes is more of the main one, with the mobile app store browser being more of an added convenience. So I'd say that Microsoft has their head on straight here - It's just that they had the mobile marketplace available first as a catalog available on its mobile devices, and now they're completing and solidifying the idea through a desktop version.
edit: PS - I miss the <blockquote> tags... they made quotes so much more intuitive and easier to read and comprehend in context at first glance.
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To every person who ever previously/currently/henceforth whines about gizmodo's apple bias, I, Bepoptimus Prime, hereby officially declare #Shenanigans. - All the whining is 100x more annoying than any bias in the first place. sheesh. cry about it #windowsmobilemarketplace
07/14/09
Oh... go ahead and say... it's "can't". One of the biggest problems with WiMo (currently) is that we're at the mercy of the device maker to upgrade the OS - and they have almost NO motivation to do that since they would rather you buy a whole new device.
Rumours are that WM7 will finally fix this (and there's big hints in the 6.1 and 6.5 upgrade installer that it's true, since now 'upgrade just the OS' is a feature) and we'll be able to finally get OS upgrades directly from Microsoft.
But until then - EPIC FAIL.
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Seriously, though, you are peering over the edge of a slippery slope. Some might question why we do not cover software for all electronic gadgets - which would include just about every store on this vast communication portal we call the inter-tubes, and the more stores on the list, the more their argument makes sense when you have drunk a fifth of Southern Comfort. Don't give in to them! Just hide behind the tired old apple-fanboi excuse and give 'em a middle finger salute.
Or, alternatively - I kinda do look forward to reading about how the other "half" of app stores live, so - carry on.
05/29/09
05/29/09
I actually hear word that the BlackBerry Storm 2 will be significantly improved and will sport a new App store. Here's hoping it doesn't suck like the Storm 1 did/does.
05/29/09
I'm not sure I can handle skipping the weekly posts about them.
05/29/09
not:stuff.giz.covers.grudginly.once.in.a.blue.moon.just.to.shut.up.the.pc.fanboys
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???
Are you currently shooting for a star, or at a star? Slightly confused here.
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Was I unclear?
05/30/09
I wonder what happens if after a day reading the blog you need to drive and read a traffic sign.
05/30/09
Remember the movie "The Last Starfighter"? Remember how, in order to recruit fighters for an impending galactic invasion, a seemingly-innocent video game was used to identify and then conscript the most talented soldiers? Well, that's what it's like for us star commenters. One day we were, each of us, just fooling around a bit with Gizmodo or Lifehacker or io9, maybe even Consumerist before it was sold like a cheap whore, commenting here and there, dropping the occasional snark bomb or maybe adding a thoughtful bit of information to a story lacking any research or detail when--WHAM!--we found ourselves suddenly conscripted to "star commenter" status. We didn't ask for it. We didn't necessarily even want it. But it was foist upon us nonetheless. And it's a thankless task. But, it has to be done, or so we are told via regularly-issued staff memos from Nick Denton and his underlings, BLam and the Chenster.
And what's it like as a star commener? It's a lonely life. Tethered as we are to our chairs in front of a computer whose browser filters out all but the Gawker media network, it is our job, day in and day out, to be those star commenters. To read. To comment. And to reply, as I'm doing now.
So, please, don't take poor ol' Snow Peas! to task. He's only doing what he has been called on to do, to entertain the schlubs of the universe, even at the expense of having his own life. Indeed, instead of mocking him, you might consider thanking him, or even befriending him. All it takes to make a star commenter's day--or, really, any commenter--is a little "heart-click" of approval.
Thank you for your understanding.
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Much is riding on your missing article.
05/06/09
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Last I checked it was the same and there was a fair bit of net neutrality uproar over it.
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