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firecracker37 · 01-08-2008, 07:29 PM

I read some of the documents on WM7, and it does say that the new OS will support phones with full keyboards, esspecialy since their is no built in keboard like the iPhone's.

I honestly feel that the smartphone is evolving into something that the average user is interested in purchasing (as opposed to just business people, who have been the main target demographic up untill recently.) and therefore, we are going to see some major improvements in the entertainment value of our mobile phones which is definantly not a bad thing.

Regardless, I am sure that there will still be a very heavy emphasis put on making sure that WM7 devices perform in way that they are even more usefull to business users, so I don't think you have anything real to worry about, but you do have soime fancy new toys to look forward to.

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firecracker37 Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: Wyoming Posts: 257 Thanks: 3 Thanked 13 Times in 13 Posts	I read some of the documents on WM7, and it does say that the new OS will support phones with full keyboards, esspecialy since their is no built in keboard like the iPhone's. I honestly feel that the smartphone is evolving into something that the average user is interested in purchasing (as opposed to just business people, who have been the main target demographic up untill recently.) and therefore, we are going to see some major improvements in the entertainment value of our mobile phones which is definantly not a bad thing. Regardless, I am sure that there will still be a very heavy emphasis put on making sure that WM7 devices perform in way that they are even more usefull to business users, so I don't think you have anything real to worry about, but you do have soime fancy new toys to look forward to.