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Except it does have a lot in common with the Windows Phone, as I already said, plus a lot more. Sure, the 7 phone has a different UI, and apps you can download
by megablast 16y ago
Except it does have a lot in common with the Windows Phone, as I already said, plus a lot more.
Sure, the 7 phone has a different UI, and apps you can download, and higher specs for the phone. I can't think of much else that is different.
Do you guys really think that people are excited about Windows 7, much more than they were excited about the kin? At least the kin had its special niche, W7 phone is trying to take on giants like the iPhone, Android, whatever Nokia can pull out, revitablised Palm, Blackberry.
- com 16y agoDifferent UI, apps you can download, higher specs for hardware. What else is left? Oh wait, they're both phones! The gp was pointing out that for consumers, for service providers and for MS marketing, these are totally unrelated devices. My bet is also that the manufacturing supply chains weren't very similar either. The mere fact that it has a CE kernel isn't visible to anyone except the people who built parts of the Kin interface (and in any case the kernel was probably customised for the Kin).
- memoryfault 16y ago>Except it does have a lot in common with the Windows Phone, as I already said, plus a lot more. You're right, they are both phones. Anything else?