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The application corner (list of all installed apps) will be listed when you swipe the start screen to the left.<br />
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Or do look for something different? Then please provide more details
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The application corner (list of all installed apps) will be listed when you swipe the start screen to the left.

Or do look for something different? Then please provide more details

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Swipe down from the top of the screen and touch All settings and scroll down to Apps corner - if you don't see it then you don't have the update
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Swipe down from the top of the screen and touch All settings and scroll down to Apps corner - if you don't see it then you don't have the update

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i have the update but it look it need a developer account<br />
please confirm do you have it without the update??
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i have the update but it look it need a developer account
please confirm do you have it without the update??

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I mean do you have the apps corner without a developer account??<br />
and is there are any other way to control my organization phones where I can limit the user to stop download some apps
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I mean do you have the apps corner without a developer account??
and is there are any other way to control my organization phones where I can limit the user to stop download some apps

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No, it comes with windows phone 8.1 GDR 1, but your provider may not have updated it yet.
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No, it comes with windows phone 8.1 GDR 1, but your provider may not have updated it yet.

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I have Nokia Lumia with windows 8.1<br />
I cannot find application corner on it<br />
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i need it how can i got apps corner??? the phone windows &nbsp;is updated but cann find it how to enable it?
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I have Nokia Lumia with windows 8.1
I cannot find application corner on it

i need it how can i got apps corner??? the phone windows  is updated but cann find it how to enable it?

Windows Phone Apps Corner

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