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2011-09-05
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#41
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Originally Posted by Descalzo
I would prefer a saleswomen, but each one his own taste
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2011-09-05
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Who knows, I'd take anything running GNU/LINUX over a ton of silly services any day.
It's for people who don't give a crap about having a fully capable Bash in your pocket and accept a closed OS. Pretty much your average consumer looking for services and tons of 'apps'.
It's for people who don't give a crap about having a fully capable Bash in your pocket and accept a closed OS. Pretty much your average consumer looking for services and tons of 'apps'.
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2011-09-05
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#43
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Originally Posted by south87
- or for the average consumer looking for a no nonsense modern phone for calling, texting, e-mailing, smsing, a little browsing, music, gpsing, facebooking and lots of other usable stuff ? nooo it culdn't be, every phone user is either a geek or a appaholic, there are no normal persons around anymore
Who knows, I'd take anything running GNU/LINUX over a ton of silly services any day.
It's for people who don't give a crap about having a fully capable Bash in your pocket and accept a closed OS. Pretty much your average consumer looking for services and tons of 'apps'.
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2011-09-06
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Originally Posted by ericsson
ORLY ?
According to the latest news and rumors, Symbian is not going to die anytime soon. Just thought I should mention it. Maemo/Meego is a different story though.
sauce:
http://thenokiablog.com/2011/02/11/symbian-extinction/
maybe they will keep symbian, but only on feature phone, where windows phone can't compete
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2011-09-06
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#45
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Originally Posted by shallimus
Nothing.
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[B]What makes people want to buy WP7 devices?
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I still remember all the Win-Bugs in all the other versions - even
Win7.
No need for that crap on a (smart)phone.
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2011-09-06
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#46
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Originally Posted by Radu
Future of .NET:
I think many .NET fans/developers will want to develop for WP7, because it's so easy to port their applications to it.
For the end user, I have no idea. I do not like an animated tiles desktop. Too cluttered, and at the same time too empty (you can have only a few applications visible at once, rather than tens of smaller icons).
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2011/06...light_dot_net/
http://www.i-programmer.info/profess...s-madness.html
http://www.guardian.co.uk/technology...s-8-developers
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2011-09-06
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From what I've heard it's a simple and easy to use OS, so I guess that would be the selling point. Then again so is iOS so the only actual selling point I can think of would be it not being android or iOS.
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2011-09-06
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WP7 is a good system I do enjoy it.
Why?
I spent two (probably a lot more) hours teaching how to use "touchscreen" "next generation" device to a friend who can barely use WindowsXP.
Over time, she'll be proficient. I couldn't have done that with iOS or Android because the learning curve would've been too steep I think.
And remember this is one person. There is probably a thousand of these who eagerly want to get into these "futuristic gadgets" to each one of us. As long as they're buying, Microsoft will happily be selling.
Why?
I spent two (probably a lot more) hours teaching how to use "touchscreen" "next generation" device to a friend who can barely use WindowsXP.
Over time, she'll be proficient. I couldn't have done that with iOS or Android because the learning curve would've been too steep I think.
And remember this is one person. There is probably a thousand of these who eagerly want to get into these "futuristic gadgets" to each one of us. As long as they're buying, Microsoft will happily be selling.
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2011-09-06
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It is a nice and easy to use OS. Not as nice on the eyes as android but lot faster and efficient. No hiccups like on android. Stabile as hell.
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