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AlanHHI Comments (207)
 
It will be very interesting to see how these new androids do against the iPhone 5 coming next week. If they sell any at all of these phones then the projections for iPhone 5 may be too ambitious.
5 Sep 2012, 03:43 PM Reply Like

kmi Comments (3844)
 
I'm long NOK and looking through Engadget's video hands-on of the new Lumia was way more entertaining than the Moto products, which makes me happy.

Also, I felt that the UI on WindowsPhone will be very attractive to folks bored of the same ole same ole Android/iOS stuff.

Finally, it reinforces my opinion that iPhone5 launch will be a dud since there doesn't seem to that many new and disrupting technologies available to differentiate oneself in the phone world.

I'll be surprised if anyone beats what Nokia is bringing to the table: PureView, wireless charging, real offline navigation, free music streaming, augmented reality City Lens, and the gorgeous Metro UI running a kernel compatible to the most ubiquitous desktop software in the world.

The Moto stuff seemed a lot more of the same ole same ole.
5 Sep 2012, 06:28 PM Reply Like

Responsibility Comments (104)
 
Listing of factual features comparing phones would be more appreciated than subjective opinions, although the listing may still be somewhat subjective.

Given availability of US processors and US OS's for mobile phone, is there a US phone using both a US procesor from either Intel or Qcom and US OS from Microsoft?
10 Sep 2012, 12:37 PM Reply Like