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IDC claims Windows Phone's worldwide market share drops to 2.5 percent
8/14/2014 7:53:19 PM

Research firm IDC has posted its quarterly report on the worldwide smartphone market, and according to its numbers, the share of phones that used Microsoft's Windows Phone operating system went down from 3.5 percent in the second quarter of 2013 to just 2.5 percent in the same time period of 2014.








 

Microsoft talks about Internet Explorer rebranding debates, hints at UserVoice feedback
8/14/2014 7:34:22 PM

The Internet Explorer team at Microsoft held a "Ask Me Anything" chat on Reddit earlier today, and revealed that the company did have a debate at one point on rebranding the web browser.








 

Mobile Nations podcast changes and updates!
8/14/2014 7:30:35 PM

We're going to be making some changes to the podcasts we do here at Mobile Nations — Android Central, CrackBerry, Connectedly, iMore, and Windows Phone Central. That'll no doubt excite some people and upset others, but our single, unwavering goal is to make better shows that you'll enjoy even more. We want to respect your time and your interests, we want to stay focused and stay relevant, So, with all of that in mind, here's what's changing!








 

First update for Uber on Windows Phone brings in-app fare quotes
8/14/2014 7:17:45 PM

Uber for Windows Phone has picked up its first update. The app relaunched for Windows Phone a few weeks ago and has been well received by the community. At the time we learned that fare quotes, shareable links with trip map, and the ability to split fares would be coming to future updates. Today we get fare quotes with version 2.0.12.2 of Uber.








 

Should this Lumia 1020 user upgrade to the Lumia 930?
8/14/2014 6:55:14 PM

WPCentral member, WillemC, has a dilemma. Perhaps you can help him out. He's been using the Nokia Lumia 1020 for about a year and now has an opportunity to trade it for a brand new Nokia Lumia 930 with his co-worker. Should he upgrade to the newer device or stick with the imaging monster, Lumia 1020? A few forum members have voiced in their opinions already. What do you think?








 

Telegram Messenger beta updated with voice messages, Photo Hub integration and more
8/14/2014 6:41:51 PM

Although WhatsApp and BBM rule the roost for messenger apps these days, Telegram comes in right behind them in terms of features and even security due to the onboard encryption. The group behind Telegram held a contest to see who could make the best Telegram app for Windows Phone, and back in May Ngram won the honors.

Today, version 0.1.3.4 is live in the Store, and this is more than just standard performance improvements, as new features and some refined ones are included.








 

Nextgen Reader adds better OneNote integration, cuts price for next two days
8/14/2014 6:07:12 PM

The popular Nextgen Reader RSS app has been updated for Windows Phone and Windows 8.1, with some better integration with Microsoft's OneNote software. There's also a two day price cut on the universal app.








 

AT&T Nokia Lumia 1020 getting Lumia Cyan and 8.1 updates
8/14/2014 5:53:44 PM

It is just after 1PM Eastern Time, which means new OS updates are rolling out for those on Windows Phone. Today, we are getting many reports that the Lumia Cyan and Windows Phone 8.1 update is going out for those with a Lumia 1020 on AT&T (and presumably a few others worldwide).

As mentioned previously, if you are using the Preview for Developers program and are already on Windows Phone 8.1 or 8.1 Update, you will not get an update notification today as the hold is still in place for the Cyan update. Instead, you need to use the Nokia Recovery tool to roll back to Windows Phone 8.0. (In some instances, the 8.1 and Cyan update is already on Nokia's servers, so instead of downgrading, you can just flash the device with the update.)








 

Neon Battleground is an awesome multiplayer shooter that goes to Windows Phone first, Android and iOS later
8/14/2014 5:40:07 PM

If you like playing games against other human players, you are going to love Neon Battleground. It's an online multiplayer shooter that has just released on Windows Phone, and will be going soon to Android, iOS, and the Web. The game is simple. You pilot a ship that can fire lasers. Shoot down other ships and collect coins.

We have installed it on our Nokia Lumia 930 and we've been having a hard time putting it away. Check out our gameplay video to see if it's something you might be interested in.








 

Check out Windows Weekly 375 for some exciting discussion about Windows Phone and more
8/14/2014 5:20:29 PM

Yesterday I was lucky enough again to guest on Windows Weekly, usually hosted by Paul Thurrott, who is on vacation this week, and Mary Jo Foley from ZDNet.

In case you missed the live broadcast, you can now watch the entire show through the Windows Phone 8.1 podcast app or on YouTube if you are at your PC.








 

Xbox One YouTube app gets revamped interface
8/14/2014 5:17:57 PM

If you own an Xbox One and checked out the console's dedicated YouTube app sometime in the last 24 hours or so, you may have noticed that the app has an all new user interface. Today, Google offered more details about the YouTube TV app revamp, which will be rolled out to other set-top boxes, game consoles and smart televisions in the coming weeks and months.








 

Microsoft moving Lumia app beta trials to UserVoice website
8/14/2014 3:47:30 PM

Microsoft is switching websites for its long running Lumia app beta trials from a dedicated site to one that is hosted by UserVoice, which is already being used by the company to obtain feedback on future versions of its Xbox Music app for Windows Phone, along with its Xbox One console.








 

The Converge app returns to Windows Phone as a high-quality tech newsreader
8/14/2014 3:23:46 PM

Converge is a popular newsreader that used to go by the name of the Verge app. We will skip wading into the circumstances that lead to the name change, but even as 'Converge,' the developer behind the app, Anand Prakash, faced some obstacles in keeping his creation on the Store. Now, Converge is back with version 4.0 and with it a new mission as a general tech newsreader, but with the familiar – and beautiful – UI and smooth transitions.

Converge 4.0 still features articles from the Verge, but additionally it now also supports feeds from WinBeta and Windows Phone Central (with our blessing and consent). The decision as to which newsfeeds to use is left to the user during the initial setup.








 

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