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Tintin 2009-11-03 02:35

Re: So how manymobile OS's will there be?
 
I've always liked Palm.
Truth is...I still use my old Palm Treo 650 :)

RevdKathy 2009-11-03 07:43

Re: So how manymobile OS's will there be?
 
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Originally Posted by andybehr (Post 364083)
iPhone OS, (OSX Mobile). Can you really take over the world with just one phone? I don't think so. I do not want to see everyone around me using the same phone. (two colors don't count as different, neither does the 3g vs. 3GS) I want a pink slider phone, that glows in the dark and can be worn as belly piercing on the weekend... (Ok I don't want that phone, but someone does...)

That would be me... sorry!

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Originally Posted by Tintin (Post 364163)
I've always liked Palm.
Truth is...I still use my old Palm Treo 650 :)

If my Treo 600 had had an interchangeable battery, I'd still be using it. The battery died of old age. :(

(And Wow! hasn't MyTreo.net changed!)

vvaz 2009-11-03 08:19

Re: So how manymobile OS's will there be?
 
In few years Maemo and Symban will be indistinguishable for 'common user' due to Qt layer and together will still be most popular platform in the world.
Iphone and Blackberry will be minor but significant platforms.
Palm's WebOS will be slowly fading away.
I am not sure about great destiny of Android. Big corporations (Nokia, Samsung, LG) won't like to put software into hands of third party after Apple proved how important that layer is (this is IMO also reason for demise of non-Nokia Symbian phones and why Maemo will not catch there). And this Big Three is about 70% of market or more.
Similar for WinMo.

406NotAcceptable 2009-11-03 12:48

Re: So how manymobile OS's will there be?
 
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Originally Posted by c0rt3x (Post 363253)
Samsung won't let their "TouchWiz-based OS" go. They're currently working on a different path: to combine it with the Linux kernel. It sounds interesting, but it's the reality that's important, not how is sounds. According to Eldar we'll see the first devices using this "kind of OS" either late next year, or early 2011. As of now, they're only prototypes in their early stage.

That's a shame, Samsung make some nice devices; but they keep on putting an OS I would never use on them :(


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