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Default Re: Android Hot on Windows Mobile's Heels, Per Analyst

“ Originally Posted by roopull View Post

The article refers to Blackberry being a "new guy" in the smartphone market. Really?


I'm really excited by Android... It seems to take the best of what I love about Windows Mobile & only improves upon it. Who knows... by the time I'm ready to drop my Touch Pro, I might be buying an Android. I'll name it R2.
i would say that he is correct in that saying about blackberries..... if you look at the picture as a whole, the blackberry first came out and until just over a year back it was aimed and almost only used by the business user that relies on emails to be there asap so your day can move on. now with the release of a blackberry by htc and of course the first touch screen BB device they are aiming toward the younger of the users now too trying to get them in the game away from the iphone, android, and windows mobile..... its something i feel that RIM wont be able to pull off but in technology all it takes is one big break and wouldnt be surprised to see that come from either android or to tell the truth RIM and blackberry.
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