windows 8 versus Android
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February 28, 2013
Hey Folks, I know I'm way off base here but I didn't know who to ask and this seemed like a better bet than anything. Here goes:
Can I get rid of the Android OS on my Galaxy Note phone and replace it with Windows. I bought the phone outright so it is not locked to any service; also it is the AT&T version (1717) with an improved processor package. I hate Google and would love to remove it from my life completely.
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Windows 8 on Android Tablets?
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November 2, 2012
My GF wants a Tablet... she fancys the Acer Aconia A210 but it runs Android and she wants Windows 8. Acer Iconia A210 Tablet PC - Tablet PCs | Ebuyer.com
is it possible to install Windows 8 on that?
Iam also aware that there is an ARM version of Windows 8, is that the 'core' edition?
what do I need to know before making purchasing decisions?
thanks
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There should be more App stores for Windows 8 like Android!
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October 13, 2012
I think there should be more stores for Windows 8 Apps and not just Windows store. Just like Android has many stores for its Apps. This would make Windows 8 a more open system than what Apple's ios has and this would contribute to Windows 8 success against Apple's ios as Windows 8 would then have more appeal in the masses. What's your viewpoint?
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Can I put Windows 8 on an Android tablet?
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October 29, 2012
I have a Viewsonic GTablet and I am very tired of dealing with Android. How could I put Windows 8 on this tablet?
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why can't windows 8 apps be seen on android and IOS?
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September 18, 2012
If one develops apps on windows 8, they should work on browser and all form factors. They should also be available on IOS and android.please let me know if possible? Or how we can make it possibel?
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Windows 8: Android-like pattern logon screen demo
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April 22, 2011
A newly leaked video demonstrates Windows 8′s pattern based logon system.
The video shows a Metro UI style Windows 8 logon prompt with a new pattern based password logon. The pattern system is similar to Google’s Android pattern passcode. Microsoft appears to be working on a pattern based system for devices with a touch screen. Elements of the Windows 8 login process have previously leaked, including a video which demonstrates the tiled interface and larger easier to touch menu systems. The latest video was posted at compixels on Friday.
Windows 8: Android-like pattern logon screen demo [video] | WinRumors
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Cannot connect either android device to my Windows 8 machine via USB. Worked fine when I had Windows 7.
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microsoft.com - date:
November 17, 2012
Since my upgrade I can no longer access my Nexus 7 tablet nor my EVO 4G LTE phone on my computer using a USB cable. I have searched the Internet far and wide for some help. So far it looks like no one can connect via USB. Thanks a bunch Microsoft.
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windows 8 dosent recognize htc sensation android mobile phone
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microsoft.com - date:
November 27, 2012
I installed htc sync and htc drivers but still windows 8 does not recognize the phone. earlier in windows 7 it was perfect but now im facing this problem. can anyone help me in this issue.
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Why I think Windows 8 beats iOS and Android
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8forums.com - date:
April 20, 2013
I've always been on-the-go type of person. And for what I do, I really need something that is mobile and long lasting.
Before any of these touch devices came out, I tried a lot of things offered in the market. Laptops were clunky, ultrabooks were little better, and netbooks were underpowered and overworked.
So, when the ipad came out, I gave it a try and for a while I used that with a bt keyboard. Then the asus transformer came out and I finally found something that was to my liking. I could use it in both tablet and laptop mode, depending on what I'm using it for at that moment. But again, I ran into a lot of the problems associated with a mobile OS suddenly thrusted into a more serious, big boy item.
When MS announced t
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