[perfect_rovian_storm]

too much fragmentation that will eventually drive end users nuts

Wishful thinking from an Apple zombie. Anyone who gives a damn about 'fragmentation' can simply flash a custom rom.

IMHO, the biggest problem Windows Phone has is that it's from the same company who released the horrendous Windows Mobile. I used that garbage on HTC phones for a couple of years. It was so traumatizing that I'd actually be afraid to rely on any device running Windows.

[SengirV]

OK mom, I know we’re on the phone a thousand miles away, but really, all you have to do is “flash a rom” - It’s easy.

Good luck with that. Not everyone is tech-savy. I’d imagine 98% of the folks owning smart phones could not do what you describe themselves.

[VanDeKoik]

“IMHO, the biggest problem Windows Phone has is that it’s from the same company who released the horrendous Windows Mobile. I used that garbage on HTC phones for a couple of years. It was so traumatizing that I’d actually be afraid to rely on any device running Windows. “

So the point is that you never actually used a WP7 device after using 6.x?

I have. They are not the same in any way.

[scott7278]

Exactly - I used Windows Mobile when I had to do so; when Android matured I jumped ship. No going back based on past experience.

[Cyber Liberty]

I am confused about something discussed on this thread. What is “fragmentation?” How do I know if my Droid has that? Is it like “fragmentation” of files on a disk/flash?