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Originally Posted by smoove21
The reason why i say it doesn't and wouldn't stand out if i were in a store is because motorola's blur does the exact same thing. Actually it does it better.[...]I'm sure there's a way to turn those things off but if one does this then what happens? Does it become one of the same if not worse static screens you spoke of?
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Blur looks pretty nice, but from the videos I've seen, it doesn't appear to be as dynamic as WP7. I mean, yeah, you'll see status updates from social networking sites and all that, but nothing's moving around from what I've seen. On the WP7 video, you see some motion here and there, stuff that catches the eye. It doesn't matter to most people, but it might make someone pick up that phone first.
I don't know, I guess if you're not into facebook and all that and you turn all of that stuff off, the phone won't seem as alive. But it's a good point...so much of the coolness of this OS depends on "the cloud".
Last thing: I like how, no matter how you cut my post, you make sure to include "Great post, Smoove!" in the quote
