i would advise the android
its open sourced market means freedom for app designers and users
Fasting growing app marketplace
its on the rise, more androids were sold then any other OS in 2010
Its backed by the tech giant Google
Smaller available apps
Came from Nokia which has struggled recently
sells are almost stalling with Android skyrocketing
Symbian is Nokia's brain child, it used to be one of the few choices, soon it won't even be a choice. Nokia has decided to phase out symbian for Windows Phone 7 in the coming years. Symbian is dying.
its not worth the investment is a dying OS when android is going NO where any time soon
i would advise the android
its open sourced market means freedom for app designers and users
Fasting growing app marketplace
its on the rise, more androids were sold then any other OS in 2010
Its backed by the tech giant Google
Smaller available apps
Came from Nokia which has struggled recently
sells are almost stalling with Android skyrocketing
Symbian is Nokia's brain child, it used to be one of the few choices, soon it won't even be a choice. Nokia has decided to phase out symbian for Windows Phone 7 in the coming years. Symbian is dying.
its not worth the investment is a dying OS when android is going NO where any time soon
i would advise the android
its open sourced market means freedom for app designers and users
Fasting growing app marketplace
its on the rise, more androids were sold then any other OS in 2010
Its backed by the tech giant Google
Smaller available apps
Came from Nokia which has struggled recently
sells are almost stalling with Android skyrocketing
Symbian is Nokia's brain child, it used to be one of the few choices, soon it won't even be a choice. Nokia has decided to phase out symbian for Windows Phone 7 in the coming years. Symbian is dying.
its not worth the investment is a dying OS when android is going NO where any time soon
i would advise the android
its open sourced market means freedom for app designers and users
Fasting growing app marketplace
its on the rise, more androids were sold then any other OS in 2010
Its backed by the tech giant Google
Smaller available apps
Came from Nokia which has struggled recently
sells are almost stalling with Android skyrocketing
Symbian is Nokia's brain child, it used to be one of the few choices, soon it won't even be a choice. Nokia has decided to phase out symbian for Windows Phone 7 in the coming years. Symbian is dying.
its not worth the investment is a dying OS when android is going NO where any time soon
Hi
i prefer to choose a smartphone. I like Nokia C7, and i prefer to buy. But my friend says that Nokia has collaboration with Microsoft ,so there may be stoppage of Symbian support.He prefers me to choose Android smart phones.What shall i do?