Windows 10: I have a Nokia Lumia 929, windows version is 8.1

I own a Nokia Lumia 920, windows version 8.1. this phone is a monster, it won't let me log into the store or even add any type of email address. I'm beyond frustrated here, it took me weeks to get it to upgrade to Windows 10 when I got it. I did a factory reset on it and my problem is I don't remember how or what I did to make this phone more than a paper weight - PLEASE HELP ME

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Nokia Lumia 920 and 820

http://www.winsupersite.com/article...phone-8-nokia-lumia-920-820-preview-144180#/0

Looking pretty damn awesome!! If Windows Phone 8 is on par feature wise with IOS and Android I think I might make the switch......

 

Nokia Lumia 920 and 820

Oooh nice. I am tempted to get one of those actually. I mean my Galaxy Gio is good and all, but it does feel like it's not enough anymore. It depends on prices, but it looks good. Hopefully I'll get Windows 8 through school as well, should be a good match.

EDIT: Anyway in b4 "WP is dead" comments.

 

Nokia Windows 8 Tablet Concept Art Surfaces

Earlier this week, we learned about Nokia working on a Windows 8-driven tablet. Concept art of this tablet (probably designed by well-informed fans), suggests that the tablet, Nokia "Lumia Coffee Tab", is essentially a stretched-out Lumia 800, which is its flagship Windows-driven smartphone that's extensively marketed with the monies it received from Microsoft to go Windows. The tablet features a 10.1-inch screen, and is designed to be competitive with Apple's iPad.

Interestingly, Nokia will have to use Windows 8 ARM, since the tablet reportedly uses a Qualcomm-made processor, and it is reported that Windows 8 ARM could arrive much later than Windows 8 x86. Could this mean Microsoft handing out Nokia exclusive early-access to Windows 8 ARM? Microsoft is evidently desperate to give its mobile versions of Windows a single potent launch-pad manufacturer, and as one of the most competent mobile phone makers, Nokia is the chosen one. Microsoft looks aware that the post-PC future of computing is very real, and approaching fast.







Sources: MyNokiaBlog, PCLaunches