> They thought they couldn't build hardware good enough to compete with other Android makers,
But that is so wrong. Hardware was their strength. They could've sticked to what they knew best and over time do what's necessary.
But that is so wrong. Hardware was their strength. They could've sticked to what they knew best and over time do what's necessary.
They were slow. Really slow. Typing was so slow. Opening the camera app even more so.
Starting with Window Phone 8 everything was native code, even .NET, while on Android the first Dalvik versions didn't even had a JIT.