Motorola Make Computers Now Too
The latest MotoDev newsletter proudly declares "Motorola has recently released a handful of new mobile computers running Windows Mobile...", jumping on the Nokia bandwagon.
Which begs the question, at what point will consumers tell the industry they don't want all those lovely features they associate with PCs - crashes, virus threats, BSODs, bloatware, never having quite enough processor power or memory to run anythign quickly, etc? Nokia have clearly embraced the processing power/memory issue in S60 which grinds along as much as it ever did, but I remain unconvinced that this is what customers really want...
Which begs the question, at what point will consumers tell the industry they don't want all those lovely features they associate with PCs - crashes, virus threats, BSODs, bloatware, never having quite enough processor power or memory to run anythign quickly, etc? Nokia have clearly embraced the processing power/memory issue in S60 which grinds along as much as it ever did, but I remain unconvinced that this is what customers really want...
Inspiration
posted by raddedas at 8:21 am
1 Comments:
Customers want reliable and fast OSes and cheap GPRS rates and handphones that last. Not the kind that auto expires on you the day after the 1 year warranty period is over.
8:12 am
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