>>I paid full price for my WP7.
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>>Why do you think it isn't catching on? Because it has small market share? Millions of people were locked into iPhone and Android and Blackberry contracts when WP7 was released. As time goes on, more will move to WP7 as their contracts expire. Also, WP7 is not available on Verizon, which is the largest US carrier. And the Nokia deal will make a big impact.
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>>>Really? They don't seem to be catching on? I guess beside MS employees and MVPs that probably got those for free (Cheerleaders) I don't know many persons that are using them.
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>Most mobile phone users couldn't care less about the operating system on their phone. What counts is presentation packaging and marketing. Apple are very good at that. Microsoft are hopeless.
I think what MS needs is a video of Ballmer doing the monkey boy dance and shouting "Phoners! Phoners! Phoners!" ( they could even create some kind of phony app so people could play it on their WP7 )
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