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Probably not
My biggest concern of using anything Windows is getting stuck with Windows (as in lock-in). I want the flexibility to be able to move between devices and OSs, if by chance something more interesting arrives on the market in the future.

If Microsoft were to offer some good network applications/services that are Windows independent, then I might give them a try. Otherwise, I will stick with non-Microsoft applications/services.
Posted by: linuser   Posted on: 02/03/09 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
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Probably not  linuser | 02/03/09
If this sucks as hard as ActiveStink, they have a problem.  Steve Summers | 02/03/09
I've suffered the "duplicate contacts-delete the dupes, all lost" burn  stevey_d | 02/03/09
Nothing can save Windows Mobile  NonZealot | 02/03/09
That's not what Gartner says...  rynning | 02/04/09
I'd say Microsoft have to do it, but they are behind the curve  stevey_d | 02/03/09
They can afford to be behind the curve  gary_edwards | 02/04/09
when it all meshes together  coffeeshark | 02/05/09
RE: Can the cloud save Windows Mobile?  edougkins | 02/09/09

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