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Simon

4:21 PM on 26 February, 2009

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No WM7 until 2010. Pfft. Looks like i will be switching to the Palm Pre at my next upgrade.

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rav

11:12 PM on 26 February, 2009

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I'm on my sixth HTC device in a row and I'm starting to get bored (yes I know it took me a while but each new piece of hardware was very shiny).

I don't think WinMo is anywhere near as bad as Gordon makes out and it does have a lot of good points but I just want something different now. I am loath to get an iPhone because of all the things it can't do that WinMo can but Android is tempting. Maybe my 7th HTC device will be the Magic.

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Gordon394

2:24 AM on 27 February, 2009

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@ravmania oh it is ;) Easy decision: Palm Pre...

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Kevsta

1:49 PM on 28 February, 2009

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Having owned a WM Phone I have to say it was the suckiest thing that ever sucked. Start Menu on a tiny screen such a bad UI. On a Blackberry Curve and have to say it is so much better than anything that I have owned or used.

Palm Pre will have to be something exceptional to regain their lost customers.

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MarioM

2:15 PM on 2 March, 2009

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Android lured me away from WM6 with its shiny sliding anims and fancy touchscreen. After 3 or 4 months of constant usage, I spent a weekend with my HTC TytnII and found it to be less slow and fiddly than I remember. The bugs, rubbish camera and hollow promises of updates for Android on the G1 in the UK are underplayed. Google seem to have forgotten that this is a commercial product - we the public are less willing to forgive their quirky hodgepodge approach to development when we have a) paid money for it and b) depend on it daily. Examples: voice dialling nowhere to be seen for the UK version, and even the iPhone versions of Google apps are better. Android shows promise but wait for it to mature a bit, especially since WM6 can now sync contacts and calendar with Gmail.

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Gordon394

2:52 PM on 2 March, 2009

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@MarioM - you do realise Android has native Gmail calendar and contacts syncing?! It's PART of Android - you don't need Google Sync!

Expect 'Cupcake' to bring a lot of Android update joy soon.

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