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Re: The keys to Windows Phone's Success
Sprint is a partner... Just not yet...

The slogan get in and get out is a direct comparison to the old way most of us have to do things... Look for the app (apple users may have it on their front screen of may have to page over to find it)... launch it... refresh it... go to updates... then read updates (If any).
The tiles tell you if you have updates and from whom. Click on it and see the update(if you even care to see the update knowing who it's from)... Move on with your life.
I agree... They should have had more phones at launch... But they also have to show the manufacturers that the OS is viable... That word was specifically used by Motorola. And, I can't rule out the possibility of an artificial supply and demand frenzy being built up by Microsoft and partners. Aslo... ATT guaranteed Microsoft a certain number of sales which is a major reason for the GSM exclusive release. Look... It's almost thanks giving. I can almost guarantee small shipments to stores right around thanks giving and then multiple small ones one right after the other the closer we get to Christmas. Just like it happened with the PSP. My son was Soooooo happy when he got his before christmas. People were offering me 500 dollars for it. My son "wisely" refused. The right after Christmas the market was flooded. Same with the PS3. It's a marketing technique that WE as consumers fall for year after year. Remember the cabbage patch kids? Tickle me Elmo? etc etc.

But I don't have to worry about it. I have Sprint and will ge my phone next year. LOL.
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