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The Nokia N97's touch computing interface looks cool! Combined with Androids and iPhone touch interfaces approach that are also simultaneously entering the marketplace, the future of touch mobile computing seems would be truly awesome!
Touch vs KFC! :-)
Soon we will find "touch" everywhere: in our handphones, in our computers, in our portable players.
While this would be truly awesome, most likely there'd be one "horrible" consequence:
May be we will need to "redesign" how we would eat KFC while working with those gadgets!
Those oily licking finger would become as harmful to these new computers and gadgets interface, the same way 'coffee' was considered 'harmful' to computer keyboard in the past!
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The Blackberry Storm is coming. This one seems much much better and greater than the Blacberry Bold the precedes it.
Now the equation is complete:
1. BB has Storm.
2. Apple has iPhone.
3. Google has T1.
When traditional Microsoft manufacturers (HTC, Samsung) start migrating from the boring complex complicated Windows Mobile to the simpler, friendlier Google Android OS, then we'll see something truly great and exciting is happening.
I seriously wonder, WHY M**sft under Mr. Ball** leadership seriously can not change those cluncky complicated antiquated interfaces that is more suitable for modern human being.
What's really happening at Redmond??
Have they loose their competitive edge and ability to simplify things and make things workable??
M**sft under Mr. Ball** seems getting more and more slow, less innovative and retarded as ever. Perhaps we need Bill Gates back then M**sft would become as exciting as it was, once more.
I seriously wonder, and 'puzzled' :'(
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