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Pints said:
No. 
Lumia 800
ETA
Update 7.10.8858.136
Also known as Windows Phone 7.8*.
I'm on the previous release: Update 7.10.8773.98
Well.. so far... Bluetooth goes in and out (disconnects and reconnects) and Nokia Transport cannot resume (so if the lock screen activates or you swap to the start screen it crashes on resume..)Lumia 800
ETA
Update 7.10.8858.136
Also known as Windows Phone 7.8*.
I'm on the previous release: Update 7.10.8773.98
Edited by Pints on Saturday 16th March 13:13
Havn't really seen any advantages apart from the start screen icon resizing
lestag said:
Well.. so far... Bluetooth goes in and out (disconnects and reconnects) and Nokia Transport cannot resume (so if the lock screen activates or you swap to the start screen it crashes on resume..)
Havn't really seen any advantages apart from the start screen icon resizing
Interesting. Thanks.Havn't really seen any advantages apart from the start screen icon resizing
The Bluetooth issue would be a problem, because I'm connected often enough.
It's updating to 7.10.8858.136 Hello 7.8 
Mojooo said:
Windows 7.8 has been nothing short of a shambles.
Customer service is one of the most important thing MS need before they try to compete with competitors but they can't even get that right.
Microsoft are constrained by the carriers in the same way as Android. This means after Microsoft release the update, it's at the carriers' mercy as to when it gets deployed. If you stick a cynical hat on (I do this often Customer service is one of the most important thing MS need before they try to compete with competitors but they can't even get that right.
), how much incentive do you think there is for carriers to be urgent (which costs money) about getting updates out for a product they've already sold? Android has had the same problem, especially pre-4.0.Apple operate differently, in that they insisted on full control of update deployments. This isn't typical, and Apple are lucky to have this arrangement in my opinion.
Simbu said:
Microsoft are constrained by the carriers in the same way as Android. This means after Microsoft release the update, it's at the carriers' mercy as to when it gets deployed. If you stick a cynical hat on (I do this often ), how much incentive do you think there is for carriers to be urgent (which costs money) about getting updates out for a product they've already sold? Android has had the same problem, especially pre-4.0.
Apple operate differently, in that they insisted on full control of update deployments. This isn't typical, and Apple are lucky to have this arrangement in my opinion.
Apple has always been different, they have control over the whole monopoly, like when the original Iphone first came to the UK the only network you could have it on was O2. ), how much incentive do you think there is for carriers to be urgent (which costs money) about getting updates out for a product they've already sold? Android has had the same problem, especially pre-4.0.Apple operate differently, in that they insisted on full control of update deployments. This isn't typical, and Apple are lucky to have this arrangement in my opinion.
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