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Originally Posted by mindfrost82
A lot of manufacturers are going to Android. The ones that are dedicated to WM (mainly HTC), are probably waiting for more official WM7 stuff, at least that's my guess. We've been told the HD2 will be able to upgrade to WM7, but it sounds like it meets the minimum specs. IMO, ALL of the US carriers needed to get the HD2 like they did the Touch Pro and Touch Pro 2. It is HTC's hottest phone out there, and the fact that it could upgrade to WM7 makes it a solid investment. If WM7 won't run on the TP2 and people are planning on keeping the phone for more than a year, they might hold out until the HD2 comes or until WM7 is released.
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Went into Best Buy this morning and struck up a conversation with one of the employees that works in the wireless section. He actually had a touch pro and was very familar with flashing and customization. I noticed that they didn't have ONE windows mobile phone on display (no ATT, no Verizon, no T-Mobile, Sprint... nada). I asked him why. He said he didn't know exactly why but he said with a bit of sadness that he thinks they are moving away from selling Windows Mobile phones because "frankly, they are just not as popular". (his words not mine).