Which ones? There are guidelines that say what an app can look like?iOS 7 UI guidelines?
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Which ones? There are guidelines that say what an app can look like?iOS 7 UI guidelines?
I'm pretty sure most MS haters are probably hating them because it is (was?) fashionable...
I've been tapping and googling and still can't find online contacts. That was my primary view in the old app. Has anyone else figured out how to find online contacts & if so how?
Keeping telling yourself that ... over and over again ... while the rest of us will use something that has proven itself across many platforms.
If the world was perfect, yes, FaceTime would be app but I use Skype with my friend who just moved to New Mexico not long ago because he has a phone that uses that mobile OS system called Android. You guys herd of it before?![]()
Skype?
That's the thing that is like facetime but is made by that company we all hate right? Bros?
I hope this means the OS X version redesign too!
No, it's really nothing like FaceTime since it works with multiple platforms.
As for MS, personally I don't hate MS. Bored by it. Yes. Frustrated sometimes? Absolutely. Honestly, before I bought a trackpad the best input device I ever owned was a MS thumb trackball.
Trackpads are considered to be quite ergonomic and are seen more or less on the same level as trackballs, all of which are seen as better than typical mice.I heard their mouses are very good and ergonomic. Doesn't the magic trackpad hurt your wrist?
I heard their mouses are very good and ergonomic. Doesn't the magic trackpad hurt your wrist?
Thank you Rayfire!When you open the app, upper left where it says "Recent" followed by "favorites" scroll til you get "People" then below it tap all and change it to Online. Worse decision ever to hide it IMHO
Looks like version 5.1 was just released addressing some of the things brought up in this thread.
The interface seems very WP8-like!
As a WindowsPhone user, I kinda feel betrayed. I have a Nokia Lumia 1020, and both Nokia and Skype are owned by Microsoft, but even so, the Skype app for WindowsPhone is sub-par. Yes, the interface is smooth, but the app if filled with annoying bugs, and lacks some basic features. Switching between front and back camera while video calling is extremely buggy, and the app doesn’t feature any type of file sharing, or something as simple as sending a photo from the camera roll.
I love WindowsPhone, and I’ve actually came from an iPhone to the 1020 because the phone is incredible and WindowsPhone 8.1 is just buttery smooth and has that awesome fluidity to it. However, I just do not like how developers are treating the platform (Facebook and Instagram are crap on WP and haven't been updated in ages), and it’s unacceptable that Microsoft themselves don’t seem very willing to push forward with its own software.
Microsoft themselves don’t seem to care that Skype, their own brand, has a superior app on competing platforms than on their own system.
iPhone 6 can't come soon enough so I can switch back.