Motorola drops UIQ, but slip word of Windows Mobile 6.5
Motorola finally announced their platforms plans as they declared that they would no longer be making phones powered by UIQ or their own Java-Linux platform (MOTOMAGX). Instead the company will...
- r!sta
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oh .. and yes even a nokia fan like me must say that 2008 belongs to no one else than ... HTC see the % of the other mobiles .. I bet the most of it is from HTC
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- 2008-10-31 16:11
- pqVt
- r!sta
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yeah but nokia still owns the market xD ... the looses are couse' nokia don't have any touchscreen phone out yet in the battle of touchscreens, but we'll se what symbian 9.5 touch will do ... I whink it gonna' own the market ... again by nokia .. GO NOKIA xD
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- 2008-10-31 15:53
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- Anonymous
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it seems that smasung made agreat progress>>
2008= samsung
be aware nokia
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- 2008-10-31 15:06
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- johndru
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SE should keep up to the trend- put a nice symbian platform like s60 or win mo to gain more market share.then, it will be a fair play for Nokia,Samsung and Sony Ericsson.
i dont wanna comment more on Motorola as i am so disappointed with their strategy. i think their strategy is to become the next siemens.
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- 2008-10-31 15:06
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- Fakuryu
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I hope Moto will not really drop MotoMagx since it is a very capable, very good and promising platform. I really feel they should develop it to handle 3g for their high-mid segment phones.
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- 2008-10-31 14:44
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