Not really way behind. If anything, the correct interpretation would be iOS is ahead of WP and Android (and whatever that 4th OS is, BlackBerry, I think?)Best thing about the presentation:
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WP right on iOS's heels, leaving Andy waayy behind!!
LOL this is rich. The Windows Phone multitasking screen is a direct rip-off of WebOSyou should see their multitasking screen. Exact same as in windows phone... except it seems you can swipe up one of the preview frames to close (just like in W8, and what we all want on WP8)
Right on iOS's heels? It's a good 20% behind. Leaving Android way behind? It's only 4% behindBest thing about the presentation:
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WP right on iOS's heels, leaving Andy waayy behind!!
Right on iOS's heels? It's a good 20% behind. Leaving Android way behind? It's only 4% behind
Right on iOS's heels? It's a good 20% behind. Leaving Android way behind? It's only 4% behind
It has absolutely nothing in common with Windows Phone. Look hard enough and you'll start finding similarities between Angelina Jolie and Rosie O Donnell. People here are acting as if Microsoft invented thin typography. The truth of the matter is that we're going bat**** insane over leaked pictures of a notification center and weekly view in calendar, something that has been present in competing platforms for years.I find it funny how people are going on about how much this looks like WP. Sorry I don't see it. It may have similar features in some things but on the whole it's nothing like WP. It does have a whole bunch of features I would like to see implemented on WP I might add.
It reminds me more of Symbian and Android over WP.
Also that graph is rather amusing. To think that Android fans are only 4% less happy with their phones than WP and only 53% of WP are Very Satisfied. That's a very large percentage of just 'satisfied' or 'not satisfied' users (47%) goes to show that WP still has a long way to go.
I'm more concerned about the fact that iOS 7 gets the "control center" which is still absent from WP and might still be in the future. Quick access to WIFI, data, etc. switches is a must today (-> at least according to new WP users that came from Android), and now Apple has finally given in. Desperately hope WP 8.1 will get that, too or there won't be as many switchers from other platforms as we might like.
But that camera has been done before, over a year ago in 808 PureView. How will it be innovative now?I couldn't care less about the UI changes on both IOS and WP at this point all I want is my pureview EOS camera. That is what I call real mindblowing innovation.
But that camera has been done before, over a year ago in 808 PureView. How will it be innovative now?
Flat design has existed before Windows Phone; so yeah; disagreed.Apple really in my part copied the typography and the flat design of windows phone and those quick toggles and anything just borrowed from android but maybe apple is also thinking those quick toggles for wifi etc... a people to thing twice for jailbreaking but men I really love Windows Phone and the live apps its much more awesome on windows phone but here in my country almost all of people are fanboys probably thinks that iphone is 1st on making a flat design but its Windows Phone im just sad of that fact![]()
do you agree guys?