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johnsmith
mrZ
26 Apr 2011

cant wait to get rid of my samsung omnia 7 for a galaxy s 2.

i actually hate windows phone 7.

it lacks so much that everyone else has to offer it just makes me dispise the fact that this is why i never pay for a microsoft product. thank god i have a ps3.

WP7 offerings:

no dlna,
no multitasking,
no wireless hotspot support,
no copy and paste,
no support for hidden wireless networks,
absolutely hurrendous applications,
no USB mass storage support,
no external memory,
very mediocre and tedious UI after just 6 months of use,
temperamental internet,
dropping of signal,
no yellow option in the theme,
vibrating keys under lock,
no address bar entry in landscape mode in IE (wtf?)
search key still works WHILST videoing?! (WTF??)
no bluetooth file transfers,
no renaming file options,
no file manager,
no folder options in gallery,
stupid search functionality in the marketplace,
the list goes on...

somebody tell me why i own a windows phone?

because it is a hurrendously poor, featureless operating system.
thank god the phone is one of the best looking on the market. ;)

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lennard
t7X
26 Apr 2011

wow that's a great good news... because win phone 7 is more faster to response that iOS and android it would be a great move Microsoft.. 3rd party developer will be a very good more.... now consumers will will the best of ALL the mobile software available in the market today and tomorrow...

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hanif
KIh
26 Apr 2011

well come long awaited version, equipped with multi taks, flash animation support on wall. i will prefer to go with Microsoft instead of google andriod which relly on third party goodies and free market applications. i hope that Microsoft & Nokia will keep it within the range of low budget holders.

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AnonD-252
Sna
26 Apr 2011

Microsoft can not make OS for phones, but the hardware in phones with fast dualcores and dedicated gpu will soon enable Microsoft to simply use the computerversion of Windows 7 in their phones.