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Na... no way.. Just for the time being..
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Here is my take; Apple has proved the closed platform can be profitable in the mobile market. I think Microsoft really has the power to to create a nice closed system. I Cant stand that sort of closed platform, but if they build it somewhere between apple and android it will have success.
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The problem with M$ strategy for WP7 is not only the fact that it is a closed platform but so far they are aiming for what iphone did when it just came out..so they are fighting a force that is #1 today but fighting them yesterday.
Not only that Android proved that a pc type platform can be popular as well if done right. I mean no matter how you look at, M$ is the sore looser here... In the end they will enter a market aimed to fight the iPhone while Android gets all the old wm users and starts fighting them for regular users. Not to mention, WP7 partner list does not seem to favor M$ 1 bit..unless they can get LG or Dell to run them exclusively there will always be more Android phones then WP7 phones.
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Yeah, as much as I love winmo, microsoft really f'd up on this one. They had so many years to come up with new innovative ideas but they sat on their asses being lazy since they were the only big players in the mobile market for a while. The iphone came out and it was lacking so many things but it worked perfect for the average person that didn't know jack about a pda, as a matter of fact the iphone is kinda like the "pda for dummies", again though it did what it was suppose to do with not that much hastle or even a learning curve. And with android being open source, how can you lose? The possibilities are endless. I hope microsoft hits a homerun with winmo7 but I am starting to believe that it may be a little too late for them but who knows, they got deep pockets so anything is possible. We will see
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