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Originally Posted by Kris Kumar
Windows Mobile is like driving stick, and iPhone is like driving automatic.
Just like the cars, most people prefer automatic. Windows Mobile will have to do a lot to win back the lost crowd.
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Just remember that most enthusiasts prefer driving sticks.
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Originally Posted by Kris Kumar
I am surprised that WinMo cannot provide a better experience for things that we take for granted in 2008. Two things that come to mind are browsing and connecting to the WiFi network (especially the kind that you have at work with certificates). And what is with that smallish X or OK button in the top right corner, not at all finger friendly (how can they make menus bigger and not take care of that..duh).
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I've been operating my Omnia (which has no softkey or OK buttons) pretty much with my fingers since I got it 3+ months ago. Occasionally I'll use a stylus, and I do miss certain things with my fingers (icons in the title bar, scroll bars in drop-down lists, etc.), but it is possible.
As far as Windows Mobile improvements go, check out my
Windows Mobile New Year's Resolutions. I have lots of ideas to improve the Windows Mobile experience.
Steve