Android Phones VS Windows Phones?

[mikencis]

*Why is Android better than Windows Mobile, (I'm assuming you think Android is because of being on these Android forums) if you do?

*What are the pros and cons of both?

*UI VS UI?

*Market VS Market?

*Does the new Windows Phones have a chance of overcoming android?

*How did an underdog company like Google overcome giant companies like Microsoft and Apple?



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[SpiralBorg]

It depends.
If you can sacrifice apps, customization and features. Windows Phone with its simple UI, which is easy to use, and performs without a hitch, would be great for you. Though most WP are all the same, just variety from apps.

Android, if you want the best tech and really want to unleash your devices potential.

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[The Hustleman]

It depends.
If you can sacrifice apps, customization and features. Windows Phone with its simple UI, which is easy to use, and performs without a hitch, would be great for you. Though most WP are all the same, just variety from apps.

Android, if you want the best tech and really want to unleash your devices potential.

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Best way to put it

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[llamabreath]

*Why is Android better than Windows Mobile,

*How did an underdog company like Google overcome giant companies like Microsoft and Apple?


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1- Because it's not Windows.

2- Because Microsoft and Apple thought they were invincible. 'Pride before the fall'.

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[Usman Mubashir]

I wanted to research before I bought up my phone, so I did this

The Clash of the Titans! ''Ongoing war between Apple, Microsoft and Google'' | TechBeasts

hope its helpful

 

[Wiley_11]

Matias Duarte FTW..........

 

[darkestred]

Windows phones are very nice. I"m not sure they are for me though. I am trying to distance myself from the whole console conglomeration going on and the windows phone seems to rely heavily on that aspect, imo.