Windows 10: Windows Nokia lumia mobile phone microsoft store not opening, want to access the web..

I have the Windows Nokia lumia mobile phone and i know it has been discontinued at version 8.1 or something. but I want to use the internet on it, how can i do that? Do i use my windows computer and then get an app to move it to the phone's storage?

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Windows Phone users Clubhouse




Seeing that there's going to be quite a few Windows Phone 8 devices released in the next month or so, I figured we should have a club for it. Post any questions, comments, app suggestions etc here.

Some Useful Links
Windows Phone Website
Windows Phone App Store
Windows Phone 8 Features
Windows Phone News
wpcentral - Great news site for all things Windows Phone

Windows Phone Software
Windows Phone 8 desktop client
Zune client for Syncing Windows Phone 7 phones



Members:
Dos101 - Nokia Lumia 1520
FordGT90Concept - Nokia Lumia 900/LG Quantum
Mathragh - Nokia Lumia 800
RCoon - Nokia Lumia 800
mrw1986 - Nokia Lumia 920
boise49ers - Nokia Lumia 900
kayan - Nokia Lumia 920
Techtu - HTS 8S
AthlonX2 - Nokia Lumia 822
kenkickr - Samsung Focus Flash
anonymous6366 - Nokia Lumia 928
rtwjunkie - Nokia Lumia 920
TheMailMan78 - Nokia Lumia 521
erixx - Nokia Lumia 920
Daigo-TM - Nokia Lumia 520
james888 - Nokia Lumia 928
miomol - Nokia Lumia 625
rokazs1 - Nokia Lumia 720
T3RM1N4L D0GM4 - Nokia Lumia 925
m0nt3 - Nokia Lumia 520
ST.Viper - Nokia Lumia 920
AlienIsGOD - Nokia Lumia 520
WhiteNoise - Nokia Lumia 1020
mroofie - Nokia Lumia 920

 

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 Brings Microsoft Silverlight on Mobile Phones

Nokia today announced plans to make Microsoft Silverlight available for S60 on Symbian OS, the world's leading smartphone software, as well as for Series 40 devices and Nokia Internet tablets. Adding support for Silverlight will extend opportunities for developers to create rich, interactive applications that run on multiple platforms in a consistent and reliable way.


"Today's consumers are very clear in what they want: easy access to tightly integrated services and data on any device," said Lee Williams, Senior Vice President in Nokia's Devices software organization. "Nokia's software strategy is based on cross-platform development environments, enabling the creation of rich applications across the Nokia device range. Nokia aims to support market leading and content rich internet application environments and to embrace and encourage open innovation. By working with Microsoft, we are creating terrific opportunities and additional choices for the development community, S60 licensees and the industry as a whole."

Silverlight is a cross-browser, cross-platform plug-in for delivering next-generation media experiences and rich interactive applications. Silverlight is already powering thousands of applications around the world and organizations including Entertainment Tonight, the NBA and NBC Universal to deliver superior Web-based experiences to their customers. The arrangement with Nokia will substantially extend the reach of Silverlight by making the platform available for hundreds of millions of devices, including S60 on Symbian smartphones from a range of manufacturers, as well as Nokia Series 40 devices and Nokia Internet tablets.

"This is an important relationship on so many levels. Working with Nokia means we are easily able to reach a huge number of mobile users, including customers of all S60 licensees. This is a significant step in gaining broad acceptance for Silverlight and ensuring it is platform agnostic. This is critical since we want to make sure developers and designers don't have to constantly recreate the wheel and build different versions of applications and services for multiple operating systems, browsers and platforms," said S. Somasegar, Senior Vice President of Microsoft's Developer Division.

"There is clear market demand for rich, Web-based services across a variety of device types, but developing these can often be commercially difficult. For Microsoft this extends Silverlight to a broader range of vendors, platforms and devices. For Nokia it expands the web runtime options on its devices, enabling a wider community of developers and more applications. This should help the uptake of higher speed mobile services and advance a new era of anytime, anywhere device-based computing", said Bola Rotibi , Principal Analyst at Ovum.

Microsoft will demonstrate Silverlight on S60 during the opening keyote at Microsoft's MIX08 conference on March 5 in Las Vegas. Silverlight is intended to be available to S60 developers later this year with initial service delivery anticipated shortly thereafter for all S60 licensees. This will allow S60 application developers to use an even wider range of development environments for S60 on Symbian OS than today. Today S60 developers can use: C++ (using native Symbian OS APIs and Open C providing subset of standard POSIX libraries), S60 Web Run-time (supporting standards-based web technologies such as Ajax, JavaScript, CSS and HTML), the Java language, Flash Lite from Adobe, and Python.

Microsoft Silverlight availability for Nokia Series 40 devices and Nokia Internet tablets will be confirmed later.

Source: Nokia