Windows 10: I'm neglecting my tablet/phone!

Since the installation of Windows 10 on every computer I could find, I've seriously neglected my other devices!
And it's not just because Windows 10 is new.

I even let the battery on my once loyal tablet companion drizzle down to zero! *cry

Anyone else leaving behind 'device widows' for the welcoming bytes of the newer, younger Windows 10?





:)

 

BIG problem with nokia E63 sound

the speaker of the phone is very low , how that
i'm sad after i buy it ,why nokia develope internet options profesionlally but neglected the sound
is there amethod to raise the sound

 

JP Morgan Chase app not working

Even Microsoft is neglecting the Windows Phone app store, releasing Office apps (Word, Excel and Powerpoint) for Android first. The available app content is shrinking.

The JPMorgan Chase Bank mobile app was forcibly discontinued on March 22nd 2015. The app has been removed from the Windows Phone app store. JPMorgan Chase Bank is available for Android in the Google Play app store with new features. I plan to purchase
an inexpensive Android tablet and run the app.

 

Nope and I really don't understand your post not one little bit, I chastise my 12 yr old for such things.

 

Yes, chastising pre-teens when they express themselves... a 'Dr Spock' moment to savor!

But moving on - despite understanding the post "not one little bit" you still answered 'No!'
Thanks for your input!

 

My iPad, well it's a 16gb A1432, and it runs like crap with iOS 8.4 on it, so I don't use it much. But my iPhone, it's part of my central media hub. I can play media from it, or to it, from 3 PCs. I can stream back to the PC using Airplay- But only certain media types. Normally I just use Remote Mouse and VLC Remote and Hippo Remote to do stuff on my PCs, I can get into my PCs with FileExplorer or Filza. If I save any media on my iPhone, I move it into my PCs with Filza. But I've been doing this for years. Mostly I just use VLC Streamer to watch movies I have stored in my Media PC. I am noticing that the Audio in 10 is ratty sounding, my Windows 8 machine goes through the HDMI cable so I get surround sound there.

 

I have a Dell tablet that I've neglected for so long it forgot my name. *chuckle Too bad, it only speaks Android. *Rolleyes

 

I've been a computer geek for along time and a huge Windows fan. I remember taking Windows 3.1 classes on the job even. I even earned the WinNT 4.0 MCSE years ago for the job. So yes, I understand. I have been using Windows 7 for awhile now so Windows 10 is a breath of fresh air and I do love playing around with the new OS.