Comments on: Windows Mobile vs Android – who will win?

By: olivia

olivia — Tue, 05 Oct 2010 16:37:47 +0000

From Palm to WinMo, you knew WinMo is way too strong; From WinMo to Android, WinMo software maneuverability is way stronger. Even though good hardware but having bad OS architecture of WinMo, these have made WinMo so sluggish. WinMo is such an “experienced” “old” man.

The solution: Give the “old” man a new heart(faster processor I.e. >1ghz), then he will be back into live and live longer to have more “experience”.

Well, it’s a great idea to integrate WinMo with the really successful Windows NT series(e.g. windows xp, windows 7). But, he will need such a big heart and stamina.

By: Robert Snider

Robert Snider — Sun, 08 Nov 2009 01:19:39 +0000

I have been using Verizon – HTC Touch FLO 3D since last 15 days and works like charm.

Used IPhone briefly but apart from GUI and some fancy apps its not that great considering the price, Android never used it but based on hands on experience at stores with Android it does not seem at par yet may b it will understand the mechanics of OS in next 2-3 years. I have used Black Berry earlier and found it really great from usability to manuverability perpective.

So for me WinMo and BlackBerry are at the top but I like big physical keyboard so Winmo won the race for me and i am happy with touch flo 3d – HTC

By: Anon

Anon — Mon, 02 Nov 2009 04:47:59 +0000

I think it is because android is a rather new OS that it is not getting such good response is because it is a new way of doing mobile phones. I personally love my G1 and from everything I have seen in Windows Mobile, WMO is terrible. Really bad. Honestly, it’s useless. Plus android is now on over 10 (!) devices (in europe, only two elsewhere). Almost all of the G1 and Android’s shortcomings are due to Apple’s copied patents on the iPhone.

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By: Aggtaa

Aggtaa — Wed, 16 Sep 2009 15:05:31 +0000

I really doubt WM7 release will change anything. Anyway, it’s not about OS, it’s all about applications that are not adapted for finger use yet and with WM7 MS will not force application developers to throw another billion dollars into product refactoring.
Knowing MS behavior as we all do, I’d rather expect WM7 to be another WM6 with TouchFlo integrated and nothing more, while Android 1.5 has 99% of mentioned missing features completed. Especially with HTC Sense interface.

By: Boyan

Boyan — Tue, 18 Aug 2009 15:11:24 +0000

It would be fair to consider upcoming Windos Mobile 7 vs Android, sint WM7 is designed for finger use…

BTW, fastest possible text entering on mobile devices is via stylus & hand recognition, and that ain’t possible on Android and iPhone.

By: Colton

Colton — Sat, 25 Jul 2009 09:44:32 +0000

this made me change my mind on wether getting a touch pro 2 or a hero now its hero all the way

By: Joe blow

Joe blow — Thu, 28 May 2009 19:02:08 +0000

Well I have used both Windows Based Units and the Iphone and G1.

I am a business man but I use my phone for many non-business related tasks. The Iphone is simply a joke. I do like Android but I do not like the Tmobile network. In addition after using Windows Mo for so long Im use to all the quarks and navigating and I actually perfer to use a Stylus.

I like the G1 because of the physical keyboard, virtual keyboards piss me off. It is better when you can feel the keys. Even loud clicks and vibrations dont do it for me. But the unit has a long way to go to catch up to windowsmo devices. The G1 is perfect for non tech-savy people compared to a windows mobile device but as things stand now in the real world G1 cannot compare to windows mo. Too much of a selection of windows mo phones and alot of applications are not aviliable for it as well as no email support for exchange server.

I hope to see more from the Android OS but I cannot see realilisticly switching to it. Maybe in another year or two with a bigger selection of devices and more apps.

For me Windows Mo is #1 but what can you expect this is only first gen Android it will evolve. But will Windows Mobile evolve with it?

By: Rick Willis

Rick Willis — Tue, 14 Apr 2009 19:09:48 +0000

This is what Sun should have been doing all along. It is really disappointing they couldn’t execute on the future they saw.

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