It's not "like an iPhone" at all, but I get where you're going. I sold all my AT&T phones, and I'm left with the one my company gave me, the Focus. It's literally the most boring operating system I can be stuck with. I had the chance to switch to a Pearl 3G, but I didn't want to do that to myself. Neither the BlackBerry nor WP provide things such as tethering, decent app selection, so it's a miserable experience with either one. At least my Focus can get me Engadget and Reddit. That's about it.
It's not "like an iPhone" at all, but I get where you're going. I sold all my AT&T phones, and I'm left with the one my company gave me, the Focus. It's literally the most boring operating system I can be stuck with. I had the chance to switch to a Pearl 3G, but I didn't want to do that to myself. Neither the BlackBerry nor WP provide things such as tethering, decent app selection, so it's a miserable experience with either one. At least my Focus can get me Engadget and Reddit. That's about it.
As a former WinMo and Blackberry user, I could not agree more.
Used one for a day, it is smooth but I get tired at looking at the giant squares all the time and the transitions effects were cool but gets boring after a couple of hours.
I've been keeping my eye on this one. I think it is about a year behind on features but from what I've learned from MS over the last two decades is they have a way of steamrolling forward not caring in the least what is in their path. It will be intersting to see how things are a year from now. Will it be another Zune or an Xbox?
