Sentences with phrase «phone fans surprised»

Now, its clear enough that Windows Phone is not dead and Microsoft will hopefully make Windows Phone fans surprised in the next year, 2017.

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I die for my team, and am sure if u phoned Obama, who surprising enough is a die - hard gunners fan, he would tell u what am expressing in this comment....

At I / O 2018, Google surprised Android fans by making the first public beta of Android P available to seven non-Pixel phones.

Fans of the old and rugged Nokia feature phones got a big surprise with the updated 3310.

Motorola surprised many fans when it publicly admitted that it might be unable to roll out future monthly updates to the Moto Z series, however, things have turned out different as the phone is, in -LSB-...]

OnePlus is a big fan of virtual reality (it launched its last phone in VR), so it would be a surprise if the OnePlus 5 didn't come fully equipped for escaping this reality.

The just - announced OnePlus 5 doesn't come as much of a surprise to Android fans, since details surrounding the phone have leaked so extensively over the past month.

So it's not surprising that word of new Moto phones landing before the month's end has fans...

After Microsoft surprised Windows fans earlier this week with the promise that not only would those running Windows 8 get an upgrade to the latest OS, but those on Windows 7 too, some of the goodwill sheen has been rubbed off after first Windows RT users and now some Lumia Windows Phone owners have been left uncertain whether they'll ever get Windows 10 on their devices.

Now, as you can see, the phone sports a display notch, which is not surprising considering that Carl Pei already confirmed that the notch is coming, which was not taken that well by the company's fans, well, at least some of them who have expressed their feelings on Twitter.

While Lenovo has bought Motorola from Google for $ 2.95 billion, the search engine giant has a surprise in store for its fans - it may soon release modular phones that will cost only $ 50.

While it might not come as a surprise to some Windows phone fans, Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella has confirmed that he was originally against Microsoft's decision to acquire Nokia's handset business in 2013.