Microsoft has finally allowed users to remove / disable certain parts
of the OS after install.  My point here is that one should be able to
do a similar thing in a truly "open" platform -- I should be able to
remove apps such as the corporate calendar, gmail calendar, etc. that
I don't use and make other apps that I rarely use available like
Alarms only start when I want them to.

Thus, I can use memory for exactly what I want (and thus power how I
want it as the 1400 mAh battery is just barely sufficient).  I suppose
the ultimate open-ness here would be for one to be able to adjust how
much memory is used for storage and how much is used for programs like
widows mobile devices do.  However, I'm not sure it that is
technically possible condering the underlying architecture...

I think until one can manage the phone's file system and determine
startup apps it can't really be considered truly "open".

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