There is an exception to every rule. what you posted is all true but doesn't change the fact Windows Phone Classic (formerly 6.x) is - after wp7 ships - "legacy" support.
You won't see a "series" of various featured windows 7 smartphones in Verizon, Tmobile, ATT, Sprint, mobile kiosks. It's was laid out clarly for you Monday.
Consistent User Interface/Experience... which any and all vendors realize will help them SELL PHONES (priority #1).
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Originally Posted by shaggylive
there will be many in the corporate workforce (not buisnessmen persay) that will carry a phone and a windows portable device. anywhere from warehouse employee's to marine/oil reasearchers. all of them will need spcialized capabilites with the broad programming options of windows. but since most data communication is now over celular networks it's basically like our current wm6(.5)
besides the #1 user will still be on wm6.5 this time next year... (the president) maybe..
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