For the uninitiated, and to narrow the parameters, I define/am aware of three Smartphone platforms:
- Android by Google
- Windows by Microsoft
- iPhone by Apple
I’m also aware that some other large mobile phone manufacturers have attempted their own proprietary platforms (Nokia, I believe), but I don’t count these because they are small and unlikely to survive.
In decreasing order of preference, I list them (and my reason why) thus:
- Apple – I’m not a fan boy and refuse to pay extra for brand name.
- Windows – Although I am a fan boy of Microsoft (after all, it is my day-job) they offer too little too late, in my opinion.
- Android – I’m loving this. Although it is open source (which I have traditionally steered clear of), it offers everything I want in a Smartphone platform.
My work has given me an LG GW620f phone running Android. Can’t wait to upgrade to ver 2.2.
LOL! Calling Nokia small?!?!
ReplyDeleteThe funny thing is Microsoft just paid Nokia to dump their own OS and take up Windows Phone 7.