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Sure the best bet for palm, but not for RIM. I think people are missing the point with RIM. Their existing operating system has a very solid foundation. Ever
by mrtron 16y ago
Sure the best bet for palm, but not for RIM.
I think people are missing the point with RIM. Their existing operating system has a very solid foundation. Everything low level is very optimized for two things important on mobile: battery life and efficient use of networks. The devices work very well. Most importantly: they work very well in big business.
Their GUI isn't flashy. Their venture into touchscreen went poorly. But neither of those seem like a reason to throw out the baby with the bathwater.