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Meh... I think this is part of the story but not the real reason. If I remember correctly, most handset makers resisted Windows CE out of fear of becoming "jus
by cantastoria 17y ago
Meh... I think this is part of the story but not the real reason.
If I remember correctly, most handset makers resisted Windows CE out of fear of becoming "just another bunch of box makers" for Microsoft. I think that's why you saw such an embrace of Symbian (or pretty much anything that wasn't Windows).
It may be hard to believe now but there was a time when everyone was terrified of Microsoft.
- gte910h 17y agoI actually thought it was that CE required more expensive chips to do the same thing.