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haim

1:43 PM on 3 February, 2009

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Just imagine if this had been the first android phone instead of that poxy G1.

For the love of god, somebody hack-er-rack android onto it.

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ggg

2:01 PM on 3 February, 2009

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Why use crappy windows, we want an iphone beater !!!!!!!!!!

Andriod is KEY

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Chris

3:15 PM on 3 February, 2009

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Surely it'll have the usual lousy resistive touch screen? Even the most heavily skinned versions of Windows Mobile have to resort to the stylus now and then and you'd need a resistive screen for that, right?

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AndyVandervell

3:20 PM on 3 February, 2009

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One would assume so, yeah.

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Divefire

3:53 PM on 3 February, 2009

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Is any one else asking the question if the companies putting Windows Mobile on their phones are getting a subsidy?

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Chris

4:23 PM on 3 February, 2009

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I don't think they need to be subsidised to put Windows Mobile on their handset. We complain about it relentlessly (and rightly so), but it has a lot of boring office-related features going for it. The implementation looks primitive in the post-iPhone world, but they make it the de-facto standard for a lot of people.

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cjb110

5:08 PM on 3 February, 2009

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It's not that 6.5 is coming out soon, its more that even with that it'll still look like win3.1.

How MS can fail every time to update the base look, is beyond me. They have a fairly competent core, but an appalling UI.

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Divefire

5:23 PM on 3 February, 2009

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Fair comment, but the Toshiba doesn't strike me as much of a business phone. Still you're right, WM does tick a lot of the boxes in power point presentation, if you will. It just does so in crayon...

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Ash

10:15 AM on 5 February, 2009

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They should have put Android on it and it would have been stiff compition to the iPhone!

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Tony Walker

7:20 PM on 7 July, 2009

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There's a bunch of us ex-Toshiba owners with long memories too about lack of support (e800 PDA) and shoddy quality (G900 phone).

Even Windows Mobile (or whatever they choose to call it this month) can be bourne if the hardware is good and the manufacturer gives a rats fink about its customers.

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