RIM should have done the same rather than throwing more money into their own OS, and then bribing developers to use it. at least RIM is not completely banking o

RIM should have done the same rather than throwing more money into their own OS, and then bribing developers to use it. at least RIM is not completely banking on software. Windows Mobile, on the other hand, is completely worth flushing. instead we're going to see a massive overhaul as microsoft plays catch up. but unless they launch their new version with memorable new features on a smokin new device, their 2010 release is going to be a huge flop. Closed operating systems will die, it's time to embrace open or get left in the dust.