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Originally Posted by benjimen
'At least one' is a bit of an understatement. Your solution is really just part of the problem with Windows Mobile. While the average consumer today is a lot more tech-savy than just a few years ago, they aren't looking for a device that requires research and additional purhcasing to make the UI easier to deal with. WM requires 'at least one' layer of UI enhancement product to be more practical as well as visually appealing; something the iPhone, and now the G1, achieve out-of-the-box.
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I disagree that it needs anything to be more practical. How hard is it to use the Start menu and click Programs to see your list of programs -- especially when that's what you do on your PC (assuming you have Windows)?
Yes, WM isn't the most visually appealing OS, but that doesn't bother me. I'll leave the pretty sugar to those form-over-function people.
Steve