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Re: sprint fall/winter lineup?
I am in the same boat.....still waiting for the evo with a keyboard....or maybe the dual core with a 10 mp cam and amoled and 5 row keyboard
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Re: sprint fall/winter lineup?
I'm actually wondering the same thing.. I'm due for an upgrade December of this year so by then epic and evo will be consider outdated I'm sure.. so I want to see what will be the latest then
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The truth is anybody waiting for WP7 is fooling themselves. Waiting for Microsoft to get WP7 mature enough with innovative features that people want and need are in for a very long wait. I remember waiting years for MS to address problems with their Bluetooth stack. History has shown that MS never seemed to care, they had a monopoly so there was never any need for them to do anything more than the bare minimum, for years MS has totally neglected the platform and their customers. The only thing that keeps people loyal to MS are peoples’ dependence on Outlook and exchange server.
The chances of MS developing an OS that has a user friendly interface with innovative features are slim to none. Actually I wouldn’t be at all surprised to see WP7’s user interface ultimately being a C prompt (C:>) and a stylus with the equipment manufactures having to apply a shell to make it usable. The best people can hope for is that MS does a less than average job copying Apple and Google. It wasn’t until Apple’s success with the iphone, and later, the success Google had with Android, that MS even started putting any effort into their mobile OS. If MS wants my business in the future they have to earn it, I refuse to give MS the benefit of the doubt any longer. MS must do more than simply copy Apple and Google to win me over. For me, WP7 is dead on arrival, no copy & paste and no tethering equals NOWAY. As soon as I able to upgrade I am abandoning ship and going Android….. Thanks for letting me vent, and have a great weekend everybody... |
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Re: sprint fall/winter lineup?
im in the same boat as you guys. im due for upgrade mid october and ive been eye balling the epic and the evo. i would hate to jump on the epic, then HTC come out with something that is like and evo with a keyboard, more up to date processor, and a better screen with the same size. so is there any news about what is coming? im ready to get out of WM and into Android...not really interested in upcoming WM7 phones.
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Re: sprint fall/winter lineup?
I actually have the EVo and i dont think i will be switching to new phone that would come out this winter BUT it would be interesting what phones are coming out...
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Re: sprint fall/winter lineup?
Samsung Transform - no keyboard and POTENTIAL for not having a $10 fee forced (I wouldn't count on this though)
More Android for Sprint: Samsung Transform (keyboardless Galaxy S?) and Kyocera Zio » Unwired View |
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Re: sprint fall/winter lineup?
Keep an eye out on Verizon announcements too. They seem to have phones that parallel eachother. That new CDMA G2 but nicer looking thing looks sweet.
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