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Symbian напиша:Series 60 is the most natural feeling user interface. It looks and feels like a regular phone. Using it is very intuitive.
Symbian was designed from the ground up for smartphones, and so is very efficient and is focused on communication. My friend's SPV C500 doesn't even have a GPRS counter built-in!
There's a lot more software available for Symbian than Windows Smartphone
There's a lot more phones available for Symbian than Windows Smartphone, from all of the leading manufacturers
Supports UMTS
Supports 3G video calling
Symbian are supported by a lot of the big phone manufacturers and so can use their expertise to produce a better smartphone operating system.
NTT DoCoMo, the leading player in the world's most advanced mobile market, has stated that they don't like Windows Smartphone and won't support it. Why argue with the experts?
Symbian only produces one product - they aren't trying to tie you into their other technologies and software. Symbian gives you more options and less politics.
Symbian is an open operating system whilst Windows is closed. This means that 3rd party developers have access to functionality hidden on Windows phones, hence why software like IR remotes and games that use bluetooth/the camera are possible with Symbian and not Windows Smartphone.
Windows Smartphone has come a long way since its dark days, but I still find Symbian more stable.
Microsoft has a bad record on security, stability and software-bloat. This worries me.
Чисто ме интересира кој ОС е подобар за работа во смисла попристапен, има повеќе софтвер за него, поддршка, поиздржлив...Windows Mobile напиша:The good: Windows Mobile 6 features new shortcuts to make performing tasks easier, and there is added functionality to the Calendar and Contact apps. E-mail improvements include a new search function and HTML support, and there's good Windows Live integration. In addition, the Standard Edition (formerly Smartphone Edition) now includes Microsoft Office Mobile with editing capabilities.
- Enhanced Connection Manager user interface
- Zero Configuration connections
- Improved animated connectivity status icons
- Improved connectivity bubbles
- Always-on Bluetooth discoverability
- Use of Bluetooth modems
- Bluetooth beaming
- Auto-correct spelling
- Auto-suggest in Inbox
- One-touch turn all radios off
- 802.1x support
- Certificate Management UI
- IPSec/L2TP
- Support for Multiple VPNs
- IPv6 support
- New Today screen
- Smart Lookup in Contacts
- Windows CE 4.2 operating systems
- .NET Compact Framework
- Enhanced developer support
- 128-bit encryption strength for Crypto API
- Improved power management
- Windows Media Player 9 Series for Pocket PC 2003
- Plus! Sync & Go
- Support for Plus! Photo Story
- Windows Movie Maker 2
- Pictures
- New version of Pocket Internet Explorer
- "Jawbreaker" game
- vCard and vCal support
- Inbox signature support
- New user notifications
The bad: Some of the improvements to e-mail and the calendar app require that you have Exchange Server 2007, and there were no notable enhancements to the multimedia capabilities.
The bottom line: Though it doesn't offer earth-shattering new features, and interface issues remain, Windows Mobile 6 brings a collection of noteworthy improvements that makes its mobile devices easier to use and equips mobile professionals with more robust productivity tools.

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