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You can't objectively prove that one smartphone is the best. You can only point out some of the things one smartphone platform does better than other ones, and
by Livven 15y ago
You can't objectively prove that one smartphone is the best. You can only point out some of the things one smartphone platform does better than other ones, and those are exactly the things that Microsoft has chosen for their challenge. That's what I meant with "skewer", but it's really just highlighting your own, unique strengths.
- rbanffy 15y agoYou can't, but you can make a phone that is easier/more practical than the competition for a couple common use cases. When you have a product that can stand on its own, then you make a campaign like this one. Whatever you do, you don't open yourself up for this kind of accusation. http://www.reddit.com/r/technology/comments/rdgtz/i_won_the_windows_phone_challenge_but_lost_just/c45037b http://www.reddit.com/r/technology/comments/rdgtz/i_won_the_...
- jacalata 15y agoYou may not have read the article this post was about. It's referring to exactly that incident.
- rbanffy 15y agoIf you read the link I sent, the thread was about the original article incident, but the post was about another, where, among other things, it seemed Microsoft was throttling the bandwidth so that competing phones would appear slower. This just plain dishonest.