in before Barry Shitpeas comes along to tell us all how shit it is and that Lenovo are now doomed.
Official: Lenovo adopts Windows Phone
Lenovo has confirmed rumours that it plans to enter the Windows Phone business, with handsets due in the latter half of next year. Lenovo's LePhone Product Manager, Yue Chen, broke the news in an interview with iMobile, saying: "We are indeed currently considering a Windows Phone-based LePhone product, and we already have a …
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Friday 2nd December 2011 10:36 GMT dogged
Shup up Barry.
I'm the OP and I posted as soon as I saw the article on Twitter. Confession time - I went back and read it after I posted because I was aiming to beat you to the punch. It's not like you read WinPho articles either though, so no backchat.
Also, FYI....
> Submitted at Thursday 1st December 2011 11:44 GMT
> Accepted by moderator at Thursday 1st December 2011 12:21 GMT
No strings, no tricks, no manipulation. Just a big fat FAIL for you.
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Thursday 1st December 2011 13:48 GMT Anonymous Coward
Shill / Troll
Have you actually used Wndows phone extensively in a business environment, similarly Symbian 3, BB, Android and iPhone? For actually getting work done reliably and efficiently, i.e. communicating, via telecoms and email, WP it is excellent. BB is too. Everything else is a bloody distraction from work. The sooner we get people back to work the sooner this country will be out of the deep poo it is now, much of which is caused by fanciful and lazy ideas as opposed to good honest work.
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Wednesday 7th December 2011 09:49 GMT Anonymous Coward
all that matters
I does not matter one bit what all you MS lovers say - the only metric that really matters is how Windows phones is doing in the market place.
It started out a failure and has only gone downhill. Consumers have shown almost zero interest in the platform - and the reasons does not matter.
Soon the handset manufacturers are going to give up on throwing money at it.
I know, just wait for ____________ (fill in the blank with your next pipe dream that will revive the platform).
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Wednesday 7th December 2011 09:52 GMT Anonymous Coward
Yes I have
and it was a dismal experience for an end user.
I can sorta understand how "developers" might light it, and it's easy to hack any old shit together using visual studio, so it's simple to flood the Market with crapware, but for end users, Windows Phone 7 is a disaster. I had a play with a HTC Titan for a few days and it sucked balls.
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