eduquint

I love your shows. I never miss one.

Incidentally, I shot a picture of Laura during an interview on the Build 2012 party, in Bellevue. I thought you may like it: https://skydrive.live.com/redir?resid=8A4CCC942399F814!53364&authkey=!ANQ64K0red4-cR4.

I bought an iPhone for my son, during my staying in WA. After seeing my Nokia 920 from the Build Conference, he now wants to get a Windows phone. We only have 3G around here in Brazil, no 4G yet, but Internet access is at least twice as faster in the Windows Phone than in the iPhone (4s). Screen size and battery life are also much better. And, of course, the hability to develop programs for Windows 8 in VS 2012 is priceless. The Apple 'intuitive' interface is not on par with Windows 8 Phone. It looks dated and it lacks the modernity of the W8 Phone interface.

The only problem I noiced in my Nokia 920 set is that it gets quite warm after a few minutes of Internet navigation. It looks like the processor is overheating a little.

Eduardo Quintana

This app is really nice, but I usually download the hires mp4 version of the videos to watch in my large screen plasma TV during lunch time and I couldn't find a link to download the files in this app.

I use Window 8 CP in my production environment and if this app had the download links, it would be superb!

 Will you add the downloading feature to this app? 

Hi! Very interesting episode. I develop C# code, but I was a native developer before. I plan to go back to native soon. This renascence movement is inspiring me to so. A side note: you could get rid of the moving background. It makes me dizzy! Eduardo

This video is very fine! Very hands-on and useful.

 

Unfortunately, as many other videos from Microsoft, the sound is extremely low. I had to download the file and reprocess it to increase the sound volume. You could check the sound volume of the videos before releasing them.

 

Anyway, it was very well worth the trouble.

 

Eduardo Quintana