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I can't really compare it to any off the others but I'v got a WP7.5 and pretty happy with it.
Seems (to me) to be faster than the others, only negative thing is the battery but that's more a hardware problem than OS I believe.
I guess it all comes down to personal preferance.
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I think its fair to say this is a very personal choice thing.
I love my iPhone 4 - bit scared of 5 due to map issues as I use the gps a lot.
I also love my wife's galaxy II
Never used a windows phone so can't comment.
My advice would be to list what you want it to do then check there really is an App for that before purchasing!
Oh, and buy last years model!
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_Maxxx_ wrote: I love my iPhone 4 - bit scared of 5 due to map issues as I use the gps a lot.
Given my line of work a cell phone GPS would eventually get me in a tight spot. I'm about to purchase a Rand-McNally GPS that includes truck route restrictions (low bridges, etc) in the maps. A little pricier than a "civilian" GPS but safer for me to follow.
_Maxxx_ wrote: My advice would be to list what you want it to do then check there really is an App for that before purchasing!
In truth, I'm mainly just wanting a 4G phone. Beyond that I don't have many specific needs. A better camera would be good, although I've got my eye on a couple of sweet Nikons.
In other words, all my toys need upgrading. 
XAlan Burkhart
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May remember these... Kinda Saturday night fever
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 The sweedish chef even sound a bit like a sweede ...
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Had anyone noticed that jewel under the "Our community" pane on the upper right corner of the home page of ![Green Alien | [Alien]](https://codeproject.global.ssl.fastly.net/script/Forums/Images/alien.gif) ?
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Even after reading your post it took me a minute or two to find it - are the CP developers learning from Google's style?
5+
Ed
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I think it's silly. A simple link to "The Lounge" would be better, IMHO. Maybe it's because I've turned into a crotchety old fart who has no time for cuteness when it comes to development.
/ravi
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... or more likely Wolowitz.
I was sat in a cafe this afternoon, and a father/daughter double act sat down next to me. The daughter (in her 30s) asked her dad if she he saw the "things flying". She asked me if I'd seen them, and showed me a picture of a shooting star. I said what it was , and she asked why there were so many, so I explained how showers can form. I was then described as a "bit of an anorak" by the father. Nice. At least if I ever have daughter, it will be unlikely she'll believe a simple meteor show is an "alien invaision or something". Seriously.
Worse, on hearing the rest of their conversation (not difficult given how loud it was), the woman caught her daughter looking at the moon through binoculars. The kid said "look, you can see the Sea of Tranquillity" the mum's witty retort "I'll show you the Sea of Tranquillity, I'll knock you out if you don't go to sleep, then you'll be tranquil". That'll teach her to show intellectual curiosity. Some people are truely boned at birth.
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It is so unfortunate that there is not an aptitude test required before one is allowed to procreate.
Chris Meech
I am Canadian. [heard in a local bar]
In theory there is no difference between theory and practice. In practice there is. [Yogi Berra]
posting about Crystal Reports here is like discussing gay marriage on a catholic church’s website.[Nishant Sivakumar]
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Keith Barrow wrote: her daughter looking at the moon through binoculars
Gosh and golly jeepers. I hope she is okay. She could have burned her eyes out from staring into all that intense light <smirk>
Why is common sense not common?
Never argue with an idiot. They will drag you down to their level where they are an expert.
Sometimes it takes a lot of work to be lazy
Please stand in front of my pistol, smile and wait for the flash - JSOP 2012
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Whilst going to login, my eyes caught the "I am Sheldon Cooper" just below the login on the front page.
I proceed to enter "Penny" as my email. 
Entering Penny, now there's a thought!
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DaveAuld wrote: Entering Penny, now there's a thought!
I've had that thought too. 
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DaveAuld wrote: Entering Penny, now there's a thought!
hmmm... Pennylicious...
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DaveAuld wrote: Entering Penny, now there's a thought!
In for Penny, in for pound.
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That's what you get for eating out in Sunderland.
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Keith Barrow wrote: Some people are truely boned at birth.
... While others learn how to spell "truly".
Don't even try to fight Skitt's law. You'll lose.
I wanna be a eunuchs developer! Pass me a bread knife!
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Sad... it's easier to get a driver's license than a license to parent.
/ravi
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Keith Barrow wrote: The kid said "look, you can see the Sea of Tranquillity" the mum's witty retort "I'll show you the Sea of Tranquillity, I'll knock you out if you don't go to sleep, then you'll be tranquil"
I thought you said the daughter was in her 30s?
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She was. She was talking to her father about her daughter/his granddaughter.
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Here is simple trivia quiz on topic:
Q.The metal Sun Triangle near McGraw-Hill Building, NY (you can see the pic here: Sun Triangle[^]) has a symbolic meaning as:
a). It points to the New York Sun office building in Manhattan
b). It symbolizes the Sun Microsystems Open Office application software
c). Its 3 sides point to the Sun positions on solstices and equinoxes
d). It glorifies the Dow Jones, S&P 500 and NASDAQ indices peaks
Cheers...
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