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Palm might have the longest experience, but RIMM arguably has the most, and Apple possibly has the best.
Microsoft Did Us a Favor - Andreessen [View article]
"For instance you buy a PC and you start using windows, you stuck with it for a long time in most cases. You use it because you like it."
WRONG.
I use Windows because it's what my employer puts in front of me and supports. I do not like it. I tolerate it. I am even pretty good at using it. But I do not like it. It gets in the way of what I want to do. I used to like Excel a lot for its capabilities and its power, but even it has its own idea of what I "should" do which increasingly does not match what I want to do. On the other hand, my Macintosh "gets it right" to a much greater extent.
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> Which company has the most smartphone experience from a hardware
> perspective?
>
> Which company has the most smartphone experience from a software
> perspective?
Palm might have the longest experience, but RIMM arguably has the most, and Apple possibly has the best.
Microsoft Did Us a Favor - Andreessen [View article]
WRONG.
I use Windows because it's what my employer puts in front of me and supports. I do not like it. I tolerate it. I am even pretty good at using it. But I do not like it. It gets in the way of what I want to do. I used to like Excel a lot for its capabilities and its power, but even it has its own idea of what I "should" do which increasingly does not match what I want to do. On the other hand, my Macintosh "gets it right" to a much greater extent.