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I would actually honestly consider Windows Phone 8 at this point. I'm much more of an Android guy though, where I can tweak things and break out of isolated app
by ja27 13y ago
I would actually honestly consider Windows Phone 8 at this point. I'm much more of an Android guy though, where I can tweak things and break out of isolated app silos down to a shared file system. But then I almost have to carry an iPhone because that's where I make my living - building iOS apps. So Windows Phone 8 comes in a close third, but for reasons normal people (non-developers/hackers) don't have.
BlackBerry? There's nothing there I can't get from an Android phone.
- clarky07 13y agoI also like Windows Phone 8. I think it is very nearly as good as Android and iOS, it just needs a bit more traction to get devs on board. BB, there is just no reason to jump on that sinking ship.
- hnriot 13y agoDefeat the NSA and use BBM...
- e3pi 13y ago"....They're not Apple, they're not the low-end provider, they're not Nokia, so they are in the middle and they do relatively low volumes," "...It's difficult to make great margins on that kind of volume - so I would say the outlook is quite negative them." aka Microsoft