MICROSOFT AINT KILLING ANYTHING Reply
 

I don't know anybody that used the Windows Mobile marketplace anyway. I never used "MyPhone" either, so we should be all good for now :).

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Re: MICROSOFT AINT KILLING ANYTHING Reply
 

When the marketplace came out, it was cool, even tho I could get a lot of cabs on-line there were tons of free apps in the marketplace. Some apps that I didn't even know about.

It's something Microsoft should of had on the first versions of a Windows Mobile phone device.

My phone was great too...

MURDERED Reply
 

So you've upgraded to Android now or are you going to leave the smartphone market altogether?

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Re: MURDERED Reply
 

@2 Bunny actually he's upgraded to WP7 :D

YES MURDERED Reply
 

You mean downgraded? :headbang:

Thanks for the "mention" though, I don't know what it means, but it 1Ups my profile.

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Re: YES MURDERED Reply
 

@2 Bunny nope upgraded, especially now since mango is out. our phones most certainly run circles around urs (if u still own the diamond)

REPLY TO PERSON WITH NO CREATIVITY Reply ☺
 

I don't know who "rs" is, but I still wouldn't consider it an upgrade. I'm curious though, What can "Windows Mobile 7" do that "Windows Mobile 6" can't in terms of functionality beside "this specific application" (which can be different on every platform, even non OS feature phones)?

(Thanks for the mention/rep too :headbang:)

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Re: Microsoft Killing Off Windows Mobile 6.x Services
 

see here . I don't think feature phones or wm6.x could do any of that.

WHAT? HOW? Reply
 

Multitasking? Have that. Even some feature phones have that.
Limited Tethering? I've got full tethering. Feature phones have that too.
Good browsing? Opera Mobile 10 is king and always will be. Even Android has that.
Applications? This is one thing they're ranking in, but it retains no reverse compatibility to the real WM applications we want to run. Then again, Apple OS has a large library of that. I'm a Windows Mobile fan and tweaker, and after having actually tried all these mobile operating systems stock on native hardware, I'd say Apple OS has numerous legs up on "windows mobile 7".
Ringtones? Even though I don't use the feature, WM6 users have been able to add their own ringtones since the "beginning of time".
Squares? You may be only able to put six buttons on a screen at a time, and not even be able to fit entire words, but I can read everything I need to without "toilet paper"ing my way through it.
Maps? See "Google maps for Windows Mobile".
Interface elegance? Elegant, maybe, useful - not really. In the feature phones I've played with, I felt like I was able to do more than Windows Mobile 7. I actually got bored and said, "is this all there is to do? that's all there is to it?".

Is there anything else? :bigsmurf:

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