Skype, the extremely popular multi-platform VoIP company has said this week that it does not intend to create any software for the upcoming Windows Phone 7 operating system, at least not currently.
"Instead, [Skype] is concentrating on development around the iPhone, Symbian and Android operating systems," says David Richards, via SmartHouse. "[Although] Dan Neary, [Skype's] Asia Pacific ... [ read the full article ]
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Not looking good for microsoft! It is starting to sound like the Windows 7 Mobile platform will make the iPhone look like open source.
Other than the netflix support, I can't see any reason to buy a Win7Mo phone...and even before release, I can already see plenty of reasons not to buy one.
If I did buy a Win7Mo phone, microsoft would be the last company I would go with; their hardware makes their software look reliable.
I still love my droid; other than the tiny storage (only 16GB), it is great...and update 2.2 is going to give a 350% speed increase plus flash support!
Originally posted by KillerBug: Not looking good for microsoft! It is starting to sound like the Windows 7 Mobile platform will make the iPhone look like open source.
Other than the netflix support, I can't see any reason to buy a Win7Mo phone...and even before release, I can already see plenty of reasons not to buy one.
If I did buy a Win7Mo phone, microsoft would be the last company I would go with; their hardware makes their software look reliable.
I still love my droid; other than the tiny storage (only 16GB), it is great...and update 2.2 is going to give a 350% speed increase plus flash support!
