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Re: Who plans to go HD2?

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Originally Posted by gcianc View Post
geeks upgrade a lot (see iphone) and sign 1-year contracts max

there is not a compelling fully 3G android device on any carrier except tmobile (nexusone) at this time.

the problem android faces is by the time contracts for casuals are open there will be substantially improved competition from windows phones, nevermind iPhone.

palm is better for women & casuals than android

android is also basically free to carriers so if you can't sell FREE then what the heck can you sell?
Did someone just bring the dying palm OS into the conversation? I'm not even going to discuss them. Android will have them beat in marketshare soon and that will be a travesty. The only way winmo will succeed is if they completely redo their os'. I know you joined the conversation late but salty was saying winmo 6.5 is just as functional as the newer next gen OS's currently out. Yeah 6.5 can do the samethings even more but the average things every OS does everything 10x easier and in less steps
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