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What Mobile OS do you use?
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Mobile phones are becoming more complex with each generation. Mobile phones now have operating systems as a PC does and present a similar choice. Which mobile OS do you currently use?
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Answers:
- Symbian (Standard Nokia) - 9 votes
- 32%
- iPhone - 8 votes
- 29%
- Standard OS (none of the above) - 7 votes
- 25%
- Windows Mobile (Various) - 2 votes
- 7%
- RIM OS (Blackberry) - 1 vote
- 4%
- Maemo (Nokia Tablet) - 1 vote
- 4%
- Android (Google OS) - 0 vote
- 0%
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Windows Mobile for me: integrates well with my PC and Outlook and has lots of free software, including a couple of applications that I can't find Android equivalents for - so I'm unlikely to switch.
Windows Mobile for me: integrates well with my PC and Outlook and has lots of free software, including a couple of applications that I can't find Android equivalents for - so I'm unlikely to switch.
Have been a WinMo user for a number of years and switched to an iphone 2 months ago (against my will - business partner ordered them at upgrade time).
Must say I am very impressed - much more usable and my phone is more used than ever before. All syncs with my work pc as it did before.
So impressed that I even bought one for my wife (who would never use a Windows Mobile phone)
Must say I am very impressed - much more usable and my phone is more used than ever before. All syncs with my work pc as it did before.
So impressed that I even bought one for my wife (who would never use a Windows Mobile phone)
I agree with Oneeyedvic. I now use an IPhone but my earlier phones were windows mobile 5 and 6. They were not very finger friendly and a bit complicated to set up correctly. The IPhone just works no messing about.
I have not used the latest version of Windows Mobile though I believe it is more finger friendly.
I have not used the latest version of Windows Mobile though I believe it is more finger friendly.