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WinMo doesn't exist anymore, it's Windows Phone or WP. Can you explain why you think WP isn't a differentiator? It is clearly and significantly different visua
by pedalpete 14y ago
WinMo doesn't exist anymore, it's Windows Phone or WP.
Can you explain why you think WP isn't a differentiator? It is clearly and significantly different visually from the other mobile os's.
- MatthewPhillips 14y agoHe means to the OEMs. They cannot modify it to look differently from other OEMs. I think this is more important to carriers though. They want people to walk in and see 5 or 6 different looking phones to choose from. Hence the love of Android.
- eckyptang 14y ago...and the fact that Android has turned into a fragmented crapfest. There is nothing worse than carrier customisation - it's the worst kind of turd polish.
- hammersend 14y ago"...and the fact that Android has turned into a fragmented crapfest." How them grapes taste? "There is nothing worse than carrier customisation - it's the worst kind of turd polish." That's your opinion, skippy. Consumers see that stuff and they like it. Please tone down the arrogance and see other people having opinions.
- untog 14y agoI think what he means is the ability for manufacturers to 'differentiate' their product- that is, add stuff like Sense, or TouchWiz, or MotoBlur. Us techies may hate them, but carriers love them because it means they are selling something other than a generic Android phone that makes them sound interchangable with another manufacturer.