[anirtak143]

I would go for Symbian OS. It has a large library of symbian software. There is java for S40 and S30, right? But java has limited capabilities, so i would go for symbian phones forever...


Any opinion? Reaction? Or you like another mobile operating system... thanks

[tnl2k7]

Personally, and this WILL come as a shock to anyone who knows me, I prefer Windows Mobile. It's a secure, fast and reliable mobile OS with a lot of options software wise. It's much less bulky and crappified than its desktop counterpart.

I'd be interested in a mobile OS from Canonical, the Ubuntu developers. I think they could do some great things if their MID edition also targeted mobile phones or if they start up a project for phones.

I never did like Symbian, it always seemed to clunky for my liking. I just don't like the way things are organised, it just doesn't work for me. This comes down to personal preference though I suppose.

-Luke.

[kkenny]

I'm not sure what to say. The only PDA OS'es I know are Windows Mobile, Blackberry, Palm and... that's basically it. I've only used Palm and I can truthfully say that it is highly reliable when it comes to organizing things such as calenders, contacts and surfing the internet. I'd really like to try a Blackberry someday though.

[Smith6612]

Windows Mobile phones are pretty impressive. They're fast for browsing, and not to mention, if you are willing to sacrafice a bit of the battery, you can "hack" the phone to make it a wireless Broadband access point if you use 3G service like EV-DO.

[misteruniverse]

you can go for symbian but need some antivirus protection. java phones are not prone to virus infection and also hangs less than symbian.

[anirtak143]

Originally Posted by misteruniverse

you can go for symbian but need some antivirus protection. java phones are not prone to virus infection and also hangs less than symbian.

i agree, but s60v3 phones are less virus prone because of signing and sometimes protects the users from accidentally opening message attachments(sent via bluetooth, etc)...

regarding the hangs, yeah, i totally agree. my n73 hangs a lot... also please note that not all symbian phones are not like these... the n73 has significantly less ram than the n95...

[Dan]

Please when posting in this thread from now on, make sure that you are not just repeating what someone else has said and make sure you are not just posting a one liner such as 'That isn't true'. Posts should say why you like it and why you don't like the other or why you think this, and why you think that person is wrong etc. etc.

[anirtak143]

Originally Posted by Dannad500

Please when posting in this thread from now on, make sure that you are not just repeating what someone else has said and make sure you are not just posting a one liner such as 'That isn't true'. Posts should say why you like it and why you don't like the other or why you think this, and why you think that person is wrong etc. etc.

if you read my post again, i took my side and i made a brief explanation..

[DeadBattery]

I have only used Apple's iPod Touch / iPhone software which works fine. Don't have anything to compare it to though.
Although the software is a bit buggy and can be slow at times, it is really nice.
Of course, Apple still needs to work on it more.

[Upgrayedd]

I am gonna go ahead and go with the world of GNU/Linux. There are loads of distributions that work on pretty much anything (including PDAs ipods, phones, packs of toothpicks, etc...)
I use windows xp for my main machine because of work but all my other secondary machines and portables use various distributions of GNU/Linux.