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Originally Posted by JesterMania
I was looking at the pictures on GSMArena and wow, the interface at least looks slick and amazing. Even though I'm an avid Windows user, the OS X interface has never ceased to amaze me, from its design to its hardware-accelerated smoothness. As someone pointed out, this has a full OS X OS so it should be plenty powerful to make some amazing 3rd-party applications - heck it could even blow WM out of the water in terms of versatility and power, given enough adoption from developers. Here's hoping that tri-band UMTS/HSDPA will be added later, and maybe they'll take this a little further and somehow develop a model with a slide-out keyboard.
On a more positive note for Windows Mobile, maybe this will push its development a few steps further because after seeing a device like the iPhone, I'm just about ready to jump ship :wink: .
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it uses OS x, but it will never be full os. There is no possiblity that this device has more than 1gb ROM. If you play with linux a little bit, the most stripped linux can be only 100mb, so I believe this OS is almost a highly stripped os x, which means installing any third party applications will need install a lot of libraries at the same time.
I didn't see any world/excel/powerpoint icons on the interface. what's the problem?