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Originally Posted by electronicrice
Are you serious with that? Okay....
As a "Senior Member" I'm surprised. It's not the mere fact that each release has a new build number, it's the fact that with each incrementation of that build number usually comes better functionality/features, as well as possible bugs, being that most of our ports are from other devices.
What is it that I notice in the latest 20273 build? Speedier applications, more RAM, better core windows mobile functionality. You know what else? That same build came from one developer, whereas the build 20270 came from a whole team and it was riddled with bugs that were barely fixed even after release.
So I'm not concerned with just a build number. That and the improved functionality go hand in hand, in most cases. I've already delved into how I feel for each development.
And I'm not going into the childish "why don't you do it and see how hard it is" game. I'm not going to port over a ROM because 1)I don't know how and 2) there were people here dedicated to that task and were being rewarded for it.
And stop with the over-use of ellipses. It discredits your argument.
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Here is a question for you. What is so new in the 20273 build? What is different? sure it might seem faster, but it could also just be a plecbo affect. I mean unless you have an actual changelog from microsoft detailing everything that they change in every single build number. It might seem faster, and better power managment, but how do you know that is not just a plebo? you really dont, so aside from 20273 being bigger number then 19208, what is going to be different?
Get a changelog and then I will believe until then 19208 is just perfect.