no lol, windows phone 7 has no multi-tasking or copy/paste functionality. it's like iOS 1 but four years later. windows mobile previously had those features for about 6-8 years and they've taken them away.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jameseh
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no lol, windows phone 7 has no multi-tasking or copy/paste functionality. it's like iOS 1 but four years later. windows mobile previously had those features for about 6-8 years and they've taken them away.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jameseh
Is it officially out then? I thought it was coming out later this year, or next year :S Weird that Windows Phone OS is going backwards if that's true, it's the original phone OS as far as I remember?Quote:
Originally Posted by Jordy
Yeah I think it is, or Palm perhaps? They both started out as PDA/Pocket PCs OS's before going into Smartphones. It's not out till the end of the year but they've confirmed both things I've said at the time of the announcement, I like elements of it and how it integrates with social networks and Xbox Live but it's no real threat to iPhone, Android, Blackberry etc.Quote:
Originally Posted by GommeInc
Blackberry is not a team. Shame on whoever votes for them!
Android. Open source. Freedom!
Grow up it's a mobile phone, you take Blackberry hating way too far. Android really isn't that great for freedom anyway, with Windows Mobile you've been able to openly hack ROMs for years and do whatever you like with them. Hell you can edit anything in the registry just like you can on Windows.Quote:
Originally Posted by HotelUser
bLACKBERRY FTW
Gotta be Android, totally evolving into a big company !
yay i get to be the only person on team blackberry.
i'm gonna be honest, as much as i love my bb, i don't even think they are smartphones compared to android & iphone technology.
i love my phone though, i'm a very social person i guess and it has so many social possibilities that i love it. saying that though, i don't even use half the apps on my blackberry and no doubt it has tonnes less than the iphone/any android phone; so i don't see the need for me to get one ahah.
i love the bethieberry.
wut. You can build Android FROM THE SOURCE, and EDIT THE SOURCE, and DISTROBUTE THAT SOURCE. It doesn't get more open than that! :PQuote:
Originally Posted by Jordy
iPhone's are good due to their simple UI.
Android phones are good as you can do what you want without a company locking you down, but it is a bit too advanced for the simple phone user.
BlackBerry phones are only good for the little ball that vibrates when you move it.
However, I'm stuck on a Nokia with Symbian. Can't wait until April.