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Engadget Podcast 169 - 10.31.2009
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
P @ Jul 1st 2007 4:20PM
Ok I’m a Windows Mobile fan. I’ve had 3 HTC designed iPaqs 3 HTC Smartphones , and 2 HTC PPC Phones, but the lack of innovation is what’s holding windows mobile back. We haven’t had a major bump in processing power since 400mhz became standard with the Intel XScale chips 5 years ago. HTC hasn’t really changed form factors since the introduction of the Wizard 2 years ago. What does the Kaiser really introduce? Built in GPS – that’s nice but I already have a Bluetooth GPS. The extra memory is nice, but I haven’t had any out of memory problems on my 8525. The tilt up screen? I think that would actually be more uncomfortable than the flat screen. 3MP camera isn’t bad, but that will probably just mean a bigger bad image.
All these things are nice, but they aren’t going to make me dump my 8525. The only reason I upgraded from an 8125 was 3G. HTC basically IS windows mobile, and it’s time for them to start innovating.
Ayle @ Jul 1st 2007 4:53PM
So please tell us what kind of technology they could add? Beside a vga screen ans slimming it down a bit I don't know what they could really do to innovate...
Maybe you never had any problem of memory on your 8525 but I know that every time I wanted to use opera on my 8125 I had to make sure nothing was running in the background so 128mb of ram is indeed really nice...
Djarid @ Aug 16th 2007 2:28AM
Like the touch you mean?