- Mar 9, 2010
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wow it looks nice
- Oct 5, 2006
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Originally Posted by RustyShackleford
Sprint think he got me cornered because of my $30 Sero plan, I can only upgrade to Windows Mobile phones. They think they're hurting me, well the tables have turned
- Oct 5, 2006
- 3,770
- 391
Originally Posted by RustyShackleford
Sprint think he got me cornered because of my $30 Sero plan, I can only upgrade to Windows Mobile phones. They think they're hurting me, well the tables have turned
- Sep 11, 2004
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I've always hated WM..but this looks so smooth and very responsive...Bout damn time they got something right!
- Sep 11, 2004
- 4,645
- 61
I've always hated WM..but this looks so smooth and very responsive...Bout damn time they got something right!
hella handsome
Banned
- Oct 7, 2007
- 6,600
- 15
looks good. really good. I want to mess around with one.
hella handsome
Banned
- Oct 7, 2007
- 6,600
- 15
looks good. really good. I want to mess around with one.
- Feb 25, 2010
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- 10
pretty dope
- Feb 25, 2010
- 312
- 10
pretty dope
live boy d
Banned
- May 3, 2010
- 2,522
- 10
looks really nice
live boy d
Banned
- May 3, 2010
- 2,522
- 10
looks really nice
- Aug 1, 2009
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Originally Posted by RustyShackleford
Sprint think they got me cornered because of my $30 Sero plan, I can only upgrade to Windows Mobile phones. They think they're hurting me, well the tables have turned
Im on SERO too, Im about 99% sure that they gon block us from WP7 tho. They gonna block ALL the new smartphones tryin to strong-arm SERO users off their plans....smh
- Aug 1, 2009
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Originally Posted by RustyShackleford
Sprint think they got me cornered because of my $30 Sero plan, I can only upgrade to Windows Mobile phones. They think they're hurting me, well the tables have turned
Im on SERO too, Im about 99% sure that they gon block us from WP7 tho. They gonna block ALL the new smartphones tryin to strong-arm SERO users off their plans....smh
- Nov 20, 2009
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- 36
Just 4 years ago Microsoft thought they were safe from all the only two competitors in the game Symbian and Blackberry, but that changed with new development. Playing safe and not actually putting much attention to their mobile division. Microsoft got by years on the fact that Windows Phone was made for flexibility/function, and looks were not part of the equation… Until the iPhone was released followed by Android.
When these two mobile OS’s where released three years ago, they made a huge change to the way a Mobile OS had to look and work to survive in the market. They changed the table of smartphones as we know it because companies like Nokia, who skated by with Symbian because looks was not important, now could not go anywhere and had to start all over again. This change hit Microsoft as well, and so that leads us to WP7 – The speedy built brother of 6.x aka Microsoft’s recovery plan.
When people are talking about Windows Phone 7 now, they think… Wow why should I take all these not available at launch options over what is already available, and with many more devices and over more carriers. They think Windows Phone 7 has a 60% chance of failing in a world dominated by Droids and Apple, but I think about it in a different way.
I think Windows Phone is right in time to the party. I think now that the world is well integrated with smartphones, many might need a new device with more than just what has become the standard, an App store. They will say “hmm, I could go Android or iOS, and get their awesome Apps, but wait, Microsoft has something… And it has more?
- Nov 20, 2009
- 2,590
- 36
Just 4 years ago Microsoft thought they were safe from all the only two competitors in the game Symbian and Blackberry, but that changed with new development. Playing safe and not actually putting much attention to their mobile division. Microsoft got by years on the fact that Windows Phone was made for flexibility/function, and looks were not part of the equation… Until the iPhone was released followed by Android.
When these two mobile OS’s where released three years ago, they made a huge change to the way a Mobile OS had to look and work to survive in the market. They changed the table of smartphones as we know it because companies like Nokia, who skated by with Symbian because looks was not important, now could not go anywhere and had to start all over again. This change hit Microsoft as well, and so that leads us to WP7 – The speedy built brother of 6.x aka Microsoft’s recovery plan.
When people are talking about Windows Phone 7 now, they think… Wow why should I take all these not available at launch options over what is already available, and with many more devices and over more carriers. They think Windows Phone 7 has a 60% chance of failing in a world dominated by Droids and Apple, but I think about it in a different way.
I think Windows Phone is right in time to the party. I think now that the world is well integrated with smartphones, many might need a new device with more than just what has become the standard, an App store. They will say “hmm, I could go Android or iOS, and get their awesome Apps, but wait, Microsoft has something… And it has more?
- Apr 1, 2009
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There is a lot of potential for this. Hopefull Verizon gets it when they roll out their LTE
- Apr 1, 2009
- 18,297
- 1,007
There is a lot of potential for this. Hopefull Verizon gets it when they roll out their LTE
- Apr 1, 2009
- 18,297
- 1,007
There is a lot of potential for this. Hopefull Verizon gets it when they roll out their LTE
- Apr 1, 2009
- 18,297
- 1,007
There is a lot of potential for this. Hopefull Verizon gets it when they roll out their LTE
- Jun 24, 2008
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- 13
pretty dope
- Jun 24, 2008
- 9,470
- 13
pretty dope
overgrinding
Banned
- Feb 18, 2010
- 1,399
- 10
fail... check the official htc post for all the *+$% it DOESNT do... u cant even copy and paste...
overgrinding
Banned
- Feb 18, 2010
- 1,399
- 10
fail... check the official htc post for all the *+$% it DOESNT do... u cant even copy and paste...
- Nov 20, 2009
- 2,590
- 36
Did we forget the first two iPhones could not copy/paste and MMS but still sold millions?
- Nov 20, 2009
- 2,590
- 36
Did we forget the first two iPhones could not copy/paste and MMS but still sold millions?
