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Originally Posted by tissot View Post
N9 is the first device running on new OS so it got nothing to do with any hw cycle. Symbian in a other hand has crap long development cycle just by looking at the leaks, release time difference and what Nokia workers have been telling on the amazing internets.

WP being perfect example if it there will be 2-3 Windows Phones released by the end of this year.
It's not running a new OS, any more than Gingerbread phones and Honeycomb tablets are running a whole new OS.

Originally Posted by mikecomputing View Post
yeah and the AndroidOS is optimized for the new hardware? NOT

Even if N9 hw is old I am 100 percet sure it is faster(more optimized and tested) than many new devices with Android even dualcores.
Linux and Android are optimized (and continuously optimized) for new hardware, yes. Individual Android applications don't need to be because they're running on a VM. Perhaps that's what you're confused by. It sounds like it.
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