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Snotty comments about the future of Symbian will not make them less successful nor make the long delayed MS Smartphone inniative successful.
Time will tell, but my bets are on Symbian. At least I did not have to reset my Mako every day to keep it working. If I were Sendo, Tmobile, or any of the phone makers who are using smartphone (Samsung will be the key indicator as stressed by other threads, since they are offering models with all three OSs) I would NOT put anything on the box that lets the user know that Windows is involved. I wouldn't take a first generation MS OS product if you paid me.
But, go ahead and slam the Symbian models that are running away with sales in Europe. We'll know a year from now which ones win out.
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