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Android: A Better iPhone?
Nov 11, 2009, 23 :33 UTC (0 Talkback[s]) (2832 reads)

(Other stories by Frank Ableson)

"If content is the winner — then content producers are likely to thrive, provided they can adequately monetize.

"Of course, content has always been important. Why the focus here? Why now? Simply because today’s mobile devices — starting with the iPhone — and now with newer, more capable devices including the Hero from HTC/Sprint, Droid from Motorola/Verizon, are simply awesome devices upon which to view content.

"And let’s not forget other players such as a legion of Symbian and Windows Mobile devices that have been paving the way and carrying the water for years. They are formidable in their own right — and of course the other newcomers from Palm — the WebOS devices, Pre and Pixie. All of these devices are tremendous content-viewing platforms. Some better than others, sure, but all very good."

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