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2011-02-12 , 14:57
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Originally Posted by benny1967 View Post
it's not a smartphone UI because it's not a smartphone.
It's almost dumb. It doesn't even has a software to support the hardware flash to get it working like a flashlight due to it's API limitation. It can't support any external video and audio codecs. It can't accept any external unsigned packages. It doesn't even have multitasking. There is only one thing that make it looks like a smartphone.And it is the very strong jailer that prevents us even from copying and pasting inside our phone.
Just my opinion.
Originally Posted by benny1967 View Post
Just wondering:

In this article you can read a lot about previous strategic partnerships Microsoft established... None of them seems to have been successful.
I didn't see the Samsung and HTC there. The original MS minions developing windows mobile based phone from long ago.
Last edited by govprog; 2011-02-12 at 15:02.
 

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