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#153
Originally Posted by 9000 View Post
@kanishou good points here, except you might not have taken into consideration that WP7 is a standalone platform with little backward compatibility with Windows Mobiles, and that Microsoft has already announced the launch Windows 8 on ARM, which can run native (recompile) Windows applications which WP7 platform is also incompatible with.
This is exactly what I was trying to say, every release is incompatible with a prior device most of the time. You then have to purchase a new phone or have to pay to upgrade the OS to a newer version if it is compatible.
 

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