Re: DISAPPOINTMENT:Microsoft's Mobile MVPs switching to iPhone 3GS

Vic wrote:
<http://www.mobilitysite.com/2009/10/...exaggerated-i-
bought-an-iphone-3gs/>
>
> On that Tuesday, I was sitting at my day job disappointed with the
> small step Microsoft took with
> Windows Mobile 6.5 after a years time waiting, and decided that I was
> going to simplify my mobile device arsenal and use what works for me
> despite my love for Windows Mobile. When I got off work that day, I
> drove to the AT&T store and purchased an iPhone 3GS. I decided that I
> should stop resisting that great device and do what felt right at the
> time. A few days later, I am not regretting the purchase. The funny
> thing is that another MVP, Clinton Fitch, got an iPhone 3GS the same
> day.
>
> read all about it on mobilitysite.com
<http://www.mobilitysite.com/2009/10/...exaggerated-i-
bought-an-iphone-3gs/>
>
> Do you to also feel an urge to switch?
>


No. Not at all. I don't mind playing with my wife's iPhone from tme to time,

but I'm far more comfortable with WinMo.

For the record, my fellow MVP Clinton Fitch is a device junkie- in
addition to a bushel basket of WinMo devices and his iPhone, he also has
Android handsets and I believe BB or two as well!

Many of the Microsoft Mobile device MVPs use multiple devices from
different platforms. They all have strengths and weaknesses.