Topic: Anyone have a Verizon Windows Phone they want to get rid of (LTE preferably)?

[BranDonk Kong]

I assume the answer is no - but, for my senior design project we are making a new Windows Phone and Windows 8 app for our school. I can use the Windows Phone emulator (if I can ever get it to work) in Visual Studio 2013, but it requires Hyper-V be on, which makes my bluetooth not work. Anyway, long story short, I kind of need a Verizon Windows Phone (not Windows Mobile) like an HTC 8X or something. If not I'll just go get s Straight Talk one for like $60, but I just want to be able to test data connectivity and not just WiFi.

[BranDonk Kong]

THANKS FOR NOTHING, INTERNET. Anyway, I went and bought a Lumia 520 for $66. I'll never be able to use it (well I can put my wife's Net 10 SIM in it) because I'm on Verizon, but I've got to admit Windows Phone is a really nice platform. Building apps is very similar to Android, it's C#/C++/VB and XAML as opposed to "Android" Java and XML, but Visual Studio is way better than Eclipse IMO for seeing what your design will look like instantly.

[Ceric]

My old phone is ATT so I couldn't help.  I really need to make a Windows Phone App.

[shingi_70]

L O FUCKING L

I really like heroes but it really highlights the problem with these types of shows.

End of season three Nathan and Peter fly into a room to stop Sylar, and the doors close and all you see is eletricly.

[BlackNMild2k1]

L O FUCKING L

I really like heroes but it really highlights the problem with these types of shows.

End of season three Nathan and Peter fly into a room to stop Sylar, and the doors close and all you see is eletricly.

LOL indeed. Wrong thread?

[BranDonk Kong]

And I got excited for nothing. Developing for Windows Phone is pretty damn easy though.