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Re: Windows Phone 7... Doomed?
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Originally Posted by Mr.KLeen View Post
id say wp7 is more responsive than andriod, and just as good as ios4, or yet even better.
here are recent reviews of it
http://www.engadget.com/2010/07/19/w...depth-preview/

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pt72pnfAPvE
That article states it won't support multitasking... crappy. android is the way to go IMO...

"The latter is practically inexcusable in this day and age -- even Apple (which has been a complete laggard in this area) now supports basic multitasking. When we heard in our meeting with Microsoft that the phone wouldn't even support something as simple as Pandora background streaming, our minds were a little blown. It's doubly irritating given the fact that just like in iPhone 1.0, the first-party apps are free to background all they want (mail loads, the browser pulls down pages, music plays in the background, etc.), so there isn't any technical reason why they couldn't extend some of this functionality to other applications. We're hoping that by some magical twist of fate these two items get addressed before launch... but we're not holding our breath."