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Unless Joystiq spelled "Mobile" W-I-N-D-O-W-S, I think I read just fine. Blame them if you want to get picky. I'm not buying a portable device with a Microsoft OS on it, regardless of what the fuck you want to call it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dyne
It's cute that Microsoft keeps trying to be relevant in the mobile phone market, but I will admit I do kind of like the interesting "web 2.0" UI they've got going on here. (Which I know is inspired by the Zune, which I also found interesting.)
I don't like it enough to suffer the shame of owning a Microsoft- and IE-powered mobile phone, however.
Why wouldn't they just design it to fit on one screen? Strange design choice.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dyne
Also, if it's true that MS is telling manufacturers that they can't alter the UI, I expect HTC to pay Windows Mobile lip service the way they do currently with the HD2, but focus most of their efforts on Android.
Windows Phone 7 =/ Windows 7 Phone, which is what your title refers to. They got it right. Your title makes it sound as if it's running Windows 7. Why do you always get so butthurt by stuff you'll never buy?Quote:
Originally Posted by Yoshi
I'd assume readibility. Making it small enough to fit on the screen would likely make it too small to read at any kind of distance than right on your face. I agree it seems a bit jarring but works fine during use.Quote:
Originally Posted by Schlep
Question: Why is this not in Circuit Board? Is it because of the XBox Live integration? Just asking.
Because it specifically mentions games. It's not just a Windows Live integration.
http://www.cnn.com/2010/TECH/02/15/a...ef=igoogle_cnn
Semi-Related.
Because he buys it anyways then complains the market is stupid for supporting garbage.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dyne
This is looking up but I want to know how 3rd party integration is going to happen. So far I have seen only one halfway decent app from XNA and the rest are pure garbage.