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rewt 2010-01-13 01:31

Re: Fate of The great N900 maemo
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by maxximuscool (Post 406348)
My colleague at work got his phone nearly 3years ago and still got winMob 6.2 on it lol.. Beat that. Duno what brand he using but it is not HTC, Black touch screen thing. Very small.

6.2? Doubt that. AFAIK, MS went directly from 6.1 to 6.5.

My past 3 devices have been running WinMo, so up until recently I've followed WinMo closely. I can say with certainty that support for WinMo devices doesn't differ drastically. My Palm Treo 700w was purchased with WM5.0 and never got an OS upgrade. My HTC xv6800 came with WM6.0 and did receive an upgrade to WM6.1, but nothing past that. My HTC Touch Pro came with WM6.1, and also never got an OS upgrade. The HTC Touch Pro 2 came with WM6.1 for most carriers (6.5 for AT&T) and did receive an update to 6.5, but will most likely not get 7. Only recently has there been more focus on getting official updates to WM out to devices, because the OS has fallen too far behind the competition. WinMo definitely has had very much community support bringing unofficial updates to popular devices, and the same is more than possible with Maemo.

schettj 2010-01-13 01:51

Re: Fate of The great N900 maemo
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by HangLoose (Post 405655)
Thank God(not you), we have Microsoft and Apple that actually fight for what we care and are not just interested in how deep my pocket goes...

;)

Yes, Apple Loves You. Microsoft Loves You.

Sometimes this forum astounds me.

redi 2010-01-13 02:07

Re: Fate of The great N900 maemo
 
Apple cares about being different, and they do pretty much to guarantee that. Also they have quite a bit of money behind them, so they can easily make some features free to keep fanboys happy. Kinda like Google was able to just march out and drive Tomtom etc. into turmoil by offering free turn-by-turn navigation, Apple sort of did that to the mobile phone industry with iPhone way back, but since then have just been keeping to the original design.

This is just an opinion, don't hold me to it :)

vietn900 2010-01-13 02:18

Re: Fate of The great N900 maemo
 
yes apple do make good products but too bad their sources are closed :) unlike linux


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