I still don't see why a non developer or non geek would want the google phone
over windows mobile?
Maybe its just me?
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surely the proof of android's pudding will be in the eating?
non-geeks i know who used WinMo were utterly flummoxed by it.
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On Mon, Sep 22, 2008 at 5:47 PM, Jim Tonge [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
surely the proof of android's pudding will be in the eating?
non-geeks i know who used WinMo were utterly flummoxed by it.
+1 to both those statements. I don't know any non-geeks who get on
well with WinMo (but several geeks
But this is the point right.
If you’re not a geek, why would you consider the Gphone which looks like those
scary windows mobile devices?
Unlike Apple, there won't be any special data plans or special price points.
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2008/9/22 Ian Forrester [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I still don't see why a non developer or non geek would want the google
phone over windows mobile?
Maybe its just me?
I'm totally ignorant, but I hadn't seen a WinMo do anything like the
gPhone/iPhone's animated UI.
(Apple doesn't even allow the
Ok, I see what you mean.
Although:
- Web n Walk (it's on T-Mobile, right?) is £5 a month for unlimited
internet.
- Google is a brand non-geeks trust - if they market it with Google
search, Gmail, YouTube and Maps they're laughing. As Apple rightly
surmised, people do want the lighter
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