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Old 02-15-2010, 05:37 PM
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Re: Windows Phone 7 Discussion

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Originally Posted by brownhornet View Post
I think one thing people here dont realize is that the majority of people that buy phones ARENT ppc geeks. They want a phone that will work out of the box, looks good and the iphone has set the standard with the app market. This is why Android is working so hard at improving their app store. People that actually flash & customize phones is VERY small in comparison to the number of people that own smartphones.. and with this new wm7 thing looks like itll be even smaller lol
You just gave a reason why people will buy Windows Phone 7.

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Originally Posted by fixxxer2008 View Post
plus the fact that 99.9% of our current devices can't run this thing makes it a fail to me.
A lot of our devices probably can but Microsoft wants to make sure it only runs on devices that can run it to it's fullest ability. If they allowed it to run on our phones people like you would be shitting on it for not running as smoothly as the higher end phones. Another no win situation for Microsoft.

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Originally Posted by fixxxer2008 View Post
haha what? there's a shit ton of new android users out there. i just talked to a sprint rep and android is the hottest item on the market now. im stating the facts, im not here to get into a mobile os war with you. if android wasn't soo popular than why are most devs working to get it on all the current winmo phones? think about that.
Riiiiiiiiiiiiight. And carrier reps never lie or over exaggerate. I only know a couple people with Android devices and no others are considering it that I'm aware of. And people are working to get it on our devices because it's new and a new toy to play with. Just like other UI's. Android is to the mobile market what Linux is to the desktop market.