The 10 most anticipated gadgets of the fall
by Ricardo Bilton | August 16, 2011 1:42pm PDT | Image 1 of 11
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The 10 most anticipated gadgets of the fall
As the summer nears its end, gadget companies are gearing up for the fall and upcoming holiday season. With the iPhone 5 and Amazon tablet topping the list, here's what we have to look forward to.
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RE: The 10 most anticipated gadgets of the fall
Mango? 3DS? Really???
BoloMKXXVIII17th Aug -
RE: The 10 most anticipated gadgets of the fall
@BoloMKXXVIII
Windows Phone Mango is the only one I care about. I will switch carriers to get the new Samsung phone with Mango. Hopefully they release it on all carriers like the Galaxy S.
cool8man17th Aug -
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@cool8man
I'm running Mango RTM on my HTC Trophy and it is amazing... Makes me think I 3 WP7 every time I use it
audidiablo17th Aug -
RE: The 10 most anticipated gadgets of the fall
thats a bloody android phone next to Windows Phone 7 mango!!!
Take that s**t off... I only want to see WP7 seriously!!! 
nessrapp17th Aug -
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@nessrapp
Its the flopping 6.5 LOL
Wp7 sells nothing. Samsung Bada even sells more
Sultansulan17th Aug -
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@Sultansulan
oh yea that is soo true... I totally missed the Windows logo.
It appears android stole some ui designs from 6.5nessrapp17th Aug -
RE: The 10 most anticipated gadgets of the fall
@Sultansulan
Actually it sells pretty well and when Mango hits watch out I love my windows phone more than any phone I've ever used by far. Not glitchy buggy and crappy like Google Hemroid no need to custom flash and all that crap just the way it should be right out the gate.
Android is like a Hong Kong counterfeit of hybrid WinMo 6.5 and iOS. The only thing different is it runs worse then both audidiablo17th Aug -
So you're counting feature phones too?
@Sultansulan
It must really suck being you.
William Farrell18th Aug -
RE: The 10 most anticipated gadgets of the fall
Im Sorry but the most Anticipated gadget & will change everything is "Ice cream sandwich Nexus 3 / Ice Cream Sandwich Tablet", ZDNet are so Apple lovers.
paul_williams@...17th Aug -
RE: The 10 most anticipated gadgets of the fall
@paul_williams@... Yea. I'm surprised the author didn't consider Icecream Sandwich devices. People have been saying everyone copied Apple (I would tend to agree with that. And I don't see anything wrong in picking up from other's features) In iOS5 its Apple who has copied everyone else (Android, Blackberry OS and Windows Mobile 8).
ashwith17th Aug -
RE: The 10 most anticipated gadgets of the fall
@ashclown
Nobody but a handful of dorks care about Ice Cream Sandwich or whatever rip off nexus crap you're talking about
FYI - Windows Mobile stopped at version 6.5, Starting with 7 it is 100% different all around and is fast and fluid. You mean Windows 8/Windows Phone 8audidiablo17th Aug -
RE: The 10 most anticipated gadgets of the fall
WP7 is so far a failure of epic proportions, personally I'm looking forward to the release of a Stepford Wife so I can trade in the temperamental one I already own.
Alan Smithie17th Aug -
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@Alan Smithie
WP7 has done a lot better than Android did in it's first year. Windows Phone's app store has grown twice as fast as Android and they've sold more hardware in the first year. Windows Phone just needs a flagship device like the Droid was for Android to ignite sales.
I've been using Mango on a Samsung Focus for the past month and it is a much better OS than Android. Win Phone is smooth, stable, elegant; everything that Android isn't. The Xbox Live games are better than Android, the music store/media player is better, the Facebook integration is better, and the Office integration beats any productivity suite on Android. In general the apps on Android look like garbage compared to their Windows Phone counterparts.cool8man17th Aug -
audidiablo18th Aug
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RE: The 10 most anticipated gadgets of the fall
@cool8man
Microsoft's mobile market share in last quarter of 2010 was 8%. It has continued to fall and the last report that I read (yesterday) was that it is now a mere 1.8%.
Habiloso17th Aug
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