I know you keep saying this, but I have not had a single Bluetooth problem, my Wireless headphone ( used daily, my Bluetooth working in my Car ( everyday use nearly) and numerous wireless speakers and dongles have all worked perfectly for me.
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I know you keep saying this, but I have not had a single Bluetooth problem, my Wireless headphone ( used daily, my Bluetooth working in my Car ( everyday use nearly) and numerous wireless speakers and dongles have all worked perfectly for me.
There seem to be precious few bugs to me. And Microsoft are squashing those that exist.
Of course, if you're using a developer's build or preview build, then you must expect the odd issue.
Caporegime
Google Lumia 950 Bluetooth problems.
Our business has just dumped several hundred maybe even thousands of windows phones because they're just not in the same league as Android and iOS for business integration. They can do emails and calendars and not much else, the others can access live hr systems, document management databases etc etc.
Windows Phone probably has an even bleaker outlook in the corporate world than it does in the consumer one.
Windows Phone probably has an even bleaker outlook in the corporate world than it does in the consumer one.
I could do that for any device and read a ton of user issues.
Soldato
I like this bit. I think we've already agreed that technically it isn't dead. No-one here is trying to say you can't buy a WP or there wont be a new WP again... I think we've already agreed we have different interpretations of what a 'dead' OS is. To many of us, it's WP...
Sorry but theres lots of known issues not on those list the MS has ignored for a long time.
Soldato
Again, we're not suggesting you can't buy one tomorrow. How do you see things improving for them? (which surely is what having a future refers too?)
Sigh. So now I have to specifically define "future" as well as "dead".
Let's say 2 years. Will there be new devices being produced by Microsoft or an OEM in 2 years?
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I can't see it lasting another year tbh. I think Microsoft will quietly just disregard it.
I'd say Yes. Let's come back to this thread in 2 years and see.
Caporegime
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They may have already done so. There's been no confirmation that there will be any more Lumia phones, and Lumia account for 95% of WP sales. So no Lumias basically means no Windows Phones.
Soldato
Predominantly UI and workflow; every time i've used it, i've found it to be easier and quicker to complete tasks over iOS/Android.
That's not to say WP is perfect, not at all; personally i believe Blackberry hit the nail on the head with OS10.
Can't say i've had any issues integrating WP into a MS environment.
Granted it's a slight oversight and hopefully they'll look into being able to add support for those accounts or merge/link accounts but from what i understand, Microsoft accounts are a completely different platform to O365/Azure.
But arguably it's no different to other mobile OS's were you're required to use manufacture specific mobile accounts to use the device.
But there's only one definition for the word dead
Its not the same as other providers. A Google Apps account is the equivalent of an Office 365 account. As far as Google/Android are concerned there is zero difference between that and a personal Google Account. You can use it as the primary and only account on Android phones.
You can only use one of the array of different MS accounts as the primary account on Windows Phone, and its none of the Business ones.
You can only use one of the array of different MS accounts as the primary account on Windows Phone, and its none of the Business ones.
Caporegime
However Skeeter, you can sign your o365/work account up as Microsoft account.
My active directory account which is synced to o365 using dirsync, is also a Microsoft Account. Therefore I use(d) a single account with my Lumia.
The fact that your internal AD account is not the same as your Azure AD account just means that your IT department haven't bothered to configure either ADFS or Dirsync/Azure AD Connect
My active directory account which is synced to o365 using dirsync, is also a Microsoft Account. Therefore I use(d) a single account with my Lumia.
The fact that your internal AD account is not the same as your Azure AD account just means that your IT department haven't bothered to configure either ADFS or Dirsync/Azure AD Connect
Not quite. You can create a Microsoft Account using your O365 email address, but its still a separate account to your O365 account.
I have a Microsoft Account that is my O365 email, and my O365 account is in our Azure AD, but they aren't the same thing. Using TFS is a pain because of this.
I have a Microsoft Account that is my O365 email, and my O365 account is in our Azure AD, but they aren't the same thing. Using TFS is a pain because of this.
Why do you keep talking about the Lumia line? They are already gone as the 950 phones are just got Microsoft on them, the name Lumia was always going to be dropped the 950s are the last models to have the name.
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