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Competition is good and I hope this forces Google and Apple to continue innovating... However, I've seen demos of this phone OS and it looks pretty awful to us
by cryptoz 16y ago
Competition is good and I hope this forces Google and Apple to continue innovating...
However, I've seen demos of this phone OS and it looks pretty awful to use. Maybe you have to be using it in person and physically holding the device to like it, who knows.
- byoung2 16y agoThe OS seems to be a love it or hate it thing. I love the way it looks in the demos, but I don't think I'll buy one. There are a few things that worry me, such as the lack of a removable microSD card, no true multi-tasking, and no copy/paste. My last 2 phones were Windows Mobile, but I recently jumped ship to Android with my HTC Evo, and I'm not going back. Microsoft had their chance, and they lost me.
- Encosia 16y agoI've held and used a couple of the earlier WP7 models. The UI looks odd, but it worked really well for me and I stopped noticing that initial awkward look almost immediately. I had no trouble at all navigating around, even though I was unfamiliar with where I should be going. It may have even been more discoverable and intuitive than my first iPhone experience. That said, unless there's some phenomenal hardware that's yet to be announced, I don't see myself trading my iPhone 4 in for a WP7. It's a gigantic leap forward from WinMo 6.5 though.