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Thoughts on Windows Phone, smartphones over tablets, and more (Phones Show Chat podcast #141)

Summary: I always enjoy chatting with other smartphone enthusiasts and had the pleasure to chat with Steve and Tim this week on Phones Show Chat #141.

Matthew Miller

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This weekend I had the pleasure of joining Steve Litchfield and Tim Salmon on Phones Show Chat episode 141. As you can hear, Steve grilled me on Windows Phone and asked some great questions about the platform

There were many topics covered in this podcast so make sure to check the Phones Show website for the full list. Topics included discussions on the Android, Windows Phone, Symbian, listener discussions, and apps of the week. Thanks again to Steve and Tim for having me on the show

Topic: Smartphones

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  • Some Thoughts

    Some have remarked on the slow takeup of the latest version of Android, 4.0 "Ice Cream Sandwich". It is now making up 7% or so of the Android installed base. That proportion already makes it more popular than Windows Phone. In 6 months, one single version of Android has managed to outsell every version of Windows Phone going back over a year and a half.

    Also, Android shipments are getting close to true Windows--900,000 a day versus a million a day. But Android is growing far faster. So at some point in the next couple of months, Android is going to become the world's most popular OS.
    ldo17
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  • Sad thing is

    Apple sold more iPhone 4s' in it's first week than the total number of WP7 phones in 19 months. that includes the BOGO ones, and the warranty ones. But at least we know why Microsoft only counts license stickers, rather than activated phones. The numbers would be even smaller lol :p
    Jumpin Jack Flash
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