In-depth Analysis of Windows Phone 7 UI/UX
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In-depth Analysis of Windows Phone 7 UI/UX
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#2Written by a 12 year old kid?
Wordy and immature.
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#3An in-depth analysis this is not - just another review.
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#4An in-depth analysis this is not - just another review.
I edited the title; is that better?
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#5Written by a 12 year old kid? Wordy and immature.
Check out the bottom of the page; it says, "If you see a typo, a spelling mistake, an error, or any other issue, please tell me about it by opening a case in my issue tracker or by sending me an e-mail at LKM@lkmc.ch."
Maybe you should help him -- he is asking for that kind of feedback...
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#6From the article: "Fortunately, WP7 avoids the absolute failure that is Android’s menu button."
Personally that is my favorite button. I think it's a big win that the options for every application can be found in one place instead of having to go hunting for where the developer hid them this time.
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#7Many if not most of the big issues are going to be fixed by Fall with Mango coming with around 500 'features', all of which are not revealed yet. Some are listed below:
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#8An in-depth analysis this is not - just another review.
It doesn’t claim to be one, by the way. The evils of editorializing submission titles.
I can’t say I don’t understand the urge for adding a dash of hyperbole – I saw the same story here a few days back with its original title and it received nearly no upvotes.