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But windows software wasn't necessarily better than apple software and yet it became dominant.
by kqr2 17y ago
But windows software wasn't necessarily better than apple software and yet it became dominant.
- yumraj 17y agoTrue. On top of that if you look at the HTC Hero review at TechCrunch (http://www.mobilecrunch.com/2009/07/20/review-htc-hero/ http://www.mobilecrunch.com/2009/07/20/review-htc-hero/), it looks like a pretty sweet device with interface clearly approaching iPhone and Pre and in some cases taking their best elements. Like Windows, Android doesn't have to invent, just make sure it can follow iPhone & Pre innovations closely.
- thismat 17y agoI actually own a G1, and I'm very pleased with it. it needs a little polish and more speed, but overall using an iphone and using the G1, I'd pick the android anyway. And yes, largely because I feel comfortable with the level of customization I can do to my G1, and if I wanted it even further unlocked, I can purchase a developer version for fairly cheap. Oh, and the 5+ years I've been with t-mobile, they've taken care of me many many times. I don't think AT&T could touch the support I get from T-Mobile, who repays you for customer loyalty.