I think the Engadget crowd are missing a key 'hint' that MSFT released regarding differentiation amongst OEMs:
While the GUI will not be customizable or changeable for different vendors, there will be "inside innovation" available! Imagine, if you will, that HTC provides its own custom "hub" beyond the basic 5 that MSFT delivers. This will be a way for different vendors to define their unique value proposition via the plug-in architecture.
C'mon guys... if I caught onto this properly, this would be great! A best of both worlds scenario. Where's the reporting (ok, speculating) on this?
The phone has 256MB of RAM and a 1GHz processor, which do the job reasonably well, though the Anna interface will likely leave something to be desired for many smartphone users.
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Regarding the discussion around WinPho7...
I think the Engadget crowd are missing a key 'hint' that MSFT released regarding differentiation amongst OEMs:
While the GUI will not be customizable or changeable for different vendors, there will be "inside innovation" available! Imagine, if you will, that HTC provides its own custom "hub" beyond the basic 5 that MSFT delivers. This will be a way for different vendors to define their unique value proposition via the plug-in architecture.
C'mon guys... if I caught onto this properly, this would be great! A best of both worlds scenario. Where's the reporting (ok, speculating) on this?
Jon