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[an]

[quote=flu]
And so long as WinMobile depends on a stylus to do anything, it’s a big fail in my book in terms of usability. BTW, isn’t this the Nth Win Mobile core team in MSFT after the pretty much fired the previous team (again)?[/quote]
I hope this comment is written before you see info about Windows Phone 7 Series. Phones w/ WP7S will be capacitive and no stylus. I’m most excited about WP7S. I would definitely consider this as a game changer at this point in time.

Brian, I hope you know in 3+ years, both VZW and AT&T will be using LTE. VZW will be rolling out LTE to 30 markets by the end of this year and the rest by 2011 or 2012 (forgot exactly). AT&T will start rolling out LTE in 2011. 3G and 3.5G is so yesterday :-), it’s all about LTE looking forward.

[briansd1]

Yes, AN, I’m aware of the LTE rollouts. I’m wondering if the carriers can make the investment payoff.

Are consumers tapped out in terms of mobile subscriptions? Or are they willing to pay more for faster connections.

3G, if it can achieve consistent, reliable multi-mbps, throughput would be fast enough for most users.

Can’t wait to try out the WP7S phones. I could be a game changer.
http://www.geek.com/articles/mobile/windows-phone-7-series-makes-a-splash-at-mwc-20100215/

[briansd1]

Yes, AN, I’m aware of the LTE rollouts. I’m wondering if the carriers can make the investment payoff.

Are consumers tapped out in terms of mobile subscriptions? Or are they willing to pay more for faster connections.

3G, if it can achieve consistent, reliable multi-mbps, throughput would be fast enough for most users.

Can’t wait to try out the WP7S phones. I could be a game changer.
http://www.geek.com/articles/mobile/windows-phone-7-series-makes-a-splash-at-mwc-20100215/

[briansd1]

Yes, AN, I’m aware of the LTE rollouts. I’m wondering if the carriers can make the investment payoff.

Are consumers tapped out in terms of mobile subscriptions? Or are they willing to pay more for faster connections.

3G, if it can achieve consistent, reliable multi-mbps, throughput would be fast enough for most users.

Can’t wait to try out the WP7S phones. I could be a game changer.
http://www.geek.com/articles/mobile/windows-phone-7-series-makes-a-splash-at-mwc-20100215/

[briansd1]

Yes, AN, I’m aware of the LTE rollouts. I’m wondering if the carriers can make the investment payoff.

Are consumers tapped out in terms of mobile subscriptions? Or are they willing to pay more for faster connections.

3G, if it can achieve consistent, reliable multi-mbps, throughput would be fast enough for most users.

Can’t wait to try out the WP7S phones. I could be a game changer.
http://www.geek.com/articles/mobile/windows-phone-7-series-makes-a-splash-at-mwc-20100215/

[briansd1]

Yes, AN, I’m aware of the LTE rollouts. I’m wondering if the carriers can make the investment payoff.

Are consumers tapped out in terms of mobile subscriptions? Or are they willing to pay more for faster connections.

3G, if it can achieve consistent, reliable multi-mbps, throughput would be fast enough for most users.

Can’t wait to try out the WP7S phones. I could be a game changer.
http://www.geek.com/articles/mobile/windows-phone-7-series-makes-a-splash-at-mwc-20100215/

[Nor-LA-SD-guy]

I can confirm, LTE is the Future.

We are selling a lot of LTE Test equipment to QCOM and many others.

(They use our equipment to develop their products)

They are not buying anything else !!!

[Nor-LA-SD-guy]

I can confirm, LTE is the Future.

We are selling a lot of LTE Test equipment to QCOM and many others.

(They use our equipment to develop their products)

They are not buying anything else !!!

[Nor-LA-SD-guy]

I can confirm, LTE is the Future.

We are selling a lot of LTE Test equipment to QCOM and many others.

(They use our equipment to develop their products)

They are not buying anything else !!!

[Nor-LA-SD-guy]

I can confirm, LTE is the Future.

We are selling a lot of LTE Test equipment to QCOM and many others.

(They use our equipment to develop their products)

They are not buying anything else !!!

[Nor-LA-SD-guy]

I can confirm, LTE is the Future.

We are selling a lot of LTE Test equipment to QCOM and many others.

(They use our equipment to develop their products)

They are not buying anything else !!!

[Coronita]

[quote=AN][quote=flu]
And so long as WinMobile depends on a stylus to do anything, it’s a big fail in my book in terms of usability. BTW, isn’t this the Nth Win Mobile core team in MSFT after the pretty much fired the previous team (again)?[/quote]
I hope this comment is written before you see info about Windows Phone 7 Series. Phones w/ WP7S will be capacitive and no stylus. I’m most excited about WP7S. I would definitely consider this as a game changer at this point in time.
[/quote]

I’ll believe it when I see it beyond beta.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LbSQIeJL3gM&feature=related
Just kidding…(Bunch of fakes heh heh)

Meanwhile I’ll keep with my desserts, so to speak. I believe we’re up to the letter “f”.

[Coronita]

[quote=AN][quote=flu]
And so long as WinMobile depends on a stylus to do anything, it’s a big fail in my book in terms of usability. BTW, isn’t this the Nth Win Mobile core team in MSFT after the pretty much fired the previous team (again)?[/quote]
I hope this comment is written before you see info about Windows Phone 7 Series. Phones w/ WP7S will be capacitive and no stylus. I’m most excited about WP7S. I would definitely consider this as a game changer at this point in time.
[/quote]

I’ll believe it when I see it beyond beta.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LbSQIeJL3gM&feature=related
Just kidding…(Bunch of fakes heh heh)

Meanwhile I’ll keep with my desserts, so to speak. I believe we’re up to the letter “f”.

[Coronita]

[quote=AN][quote=flu]
And so long as WinMobile depends on a stylus to do anything, it’s a big fail in my book in terms of usability. BTW, isn’t this the Nth Win Mobile core team in MSFT after the pretty much fired the previous team (again)?[/quote]
I hope this comment is written before you see info about Windows Phone 7 Series. Phones w/ WP7S will be capacitive and no stylus. I’m most excited about WP7S. I would definitely consider this as a game changer at this point in time.
[/quote]

I’ll believe it when I see it beyond beta.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LbSQIeJL3gM&feature=related
Just kidding…(Bunch of fakes heh heh)

Meanwhile I’ll keep with my desserts, so to speak. I believe we’re up to the letter “f”.

[Coronita]

[quote=AN][quote=flu]
And so long as WinMobile depends on a stylus to do anything, it’s a big fail in my book in terms of usability. BTW, isn’t this the Nth Win Mobile core team in MSFT after the pretty much fired the previous team (again)?[/quote]
I hope this comment is written before you see info about Windows Phone 7 Series. Phones w/ WP7S will be capacitive and no stylus. I’m most excited about WP7S. I would definitely consider this as a game changer at this point in time.
[/quote]

I’ll believe it when I see it beyond beta.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LbSQIeJL3gM&feature=related
Just kidding…(Bunch of fakes heh heh)

Meanwhile I’ll keep with my desserts, so to speak. I believe we’re up to the letter “f”.

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