I think I will sell my Focus for Nexus S.

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ManicDVLN

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Seriously, Microsoft has put more focus on developing on their competitors platforms than their own OS.

Yes Mango looks nice, but it's really bunch of features that plays catch-up not catch-on.

Android has all the apps I want, has more support and most important of all has Google search not this Bing crap.
 

ohgood

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Seriously, Microsoft has put more focus on developing on their competitors platforms than their own OS.

Yes Mango looks nice, but it's really bunch of features that plays catch-up not catch-on.

Android has all the apps I want, has more support and most important of all has Google search not this Bing crap.
you may want to wait another month or so. nexus s is outdated compared to current (and very soon to be) released phones with better cameras, better cpus, etc

whatever you choose, make sure it doesn't have a poor signal antena like the iphone was suffering.

good luck !
 

ManicDVLN

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you may want to wait another month or so. nexus s is outdated compared to current (and very soon to be) released phones with better cameras, better cpus, etc

whatever you choose, make sure it doesn't have a poor signal antena like the iphone was suffering.

good luck !
Thanks for the advice, but I rather have the Nexus S, unless there are rumors of another Google phone coming out soon.

The reason is I don't want the long delays from carriers blocking OS updates, I rather have fully supported phone directly from Google with no third party crapware layering on top.

I have a feeling Nexus S will still outperform all those dual core android phones simply on the basis of optimization from Google.

Even if there are new better phones coming out, I wouldn't expect any of them hitting Canada soon. It takes at least 4-6 months to even get a launch date.
 
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PG2G

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Yes Mango looks nice, but it's really bunch of features that plays catch-up not catch-on.
The funny part of this thread is that we don't actually know many of the additional features coming in Mango. We know application developer facing features, not user facing features.

Have fun though.
 

DatDereX1

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Seriously, Microsoft has put more focus on developing on their competitors platforms than their own OS.

Yes Mango looks nice, but it's really bunch of features that plays catch-up not catch-on.

Android has all the apps I want, has more support and most important of all has Google search not this Bing crap.
What do you expect? WP is only version 1. iPhone and Android were playing catch-up when they were first released too.

You shouldn't have gotten a WP if you didn't want to wait for it to be updated.
 

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Funnily enough, updates take longer on average to hit Android phones than WP7 phones, measured from official announcement to actually hitting 50% or more devices.
 

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Thanks for the advice, but I rather have the Nexus S, unless there are rumors of another Google phone coming out soon.

The reason is I don't want the long delays from carriers blocking OS updates, I rather have fully supported phone directly from Google with no third party crapware layering on top.

I have a feeling Nexus S will still outperform all those dual core android phones simply on the basis of optimization from Google.

Even if there are new better phones coming out, I wouldn't expect any of them hitting Canada soon. It takes at least 4-6 months to even get a launch date.
HMMM, the next google phone is out. Its called the LG G2X!!!
 

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Thanks for the advice, but I rather have the Nexus S, unless there are rumors of another Google phone coming out soon.

The reason is I don't want the long delays from carriers blocking OS updates, I rather have fully supported phone directly from Google with no third party crapware layering on top.

I have a feeling Nexus S will still outperform all those dual core android phones simply on the basis of optimization from Google.

Even if there are new better phones coming out, I wouldn't expect any of them hitting Canada soon. It takes at least 4-6 months to even get a launch date.
Doesn't seem to outperform anything really.
 
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