Steve Ballmer is not just the slightest head. He is known for his relentless optimism and exaggerated in some situations a lot. Internally, the team believes that in addition to iOS and Android's newest OS Windows Phone 8 will mark the next turning point in this area, as Ubergizmo writes. While the company is with the roots of Redmond known for a relatively good upgrade policy, but device with Windows Phone 7.8 will be left empty in the future. The focus is, as might be expected, Windows Phone 8th
Customers rightly angry
With Android, it is already common practice that many smartphones out after one year have to do without additional software support, which is overall definitely very annoying, and given the fact that some have to dig deep into your pocket not legitimized. In general one can say that Smartphones to be replaced with a two-year contract, because they know no more OS support. It is best to update the policy as yet Apple, which in fact try their latest operating system adapt to any smartphone. Taking a look at the inner workings pays off to use a dual-core processor.
While the Android division is staffed with many quad-core smartphones, Apple handled with single-or dual-core processors, so the software side adjustment is much easier. A similar benefit has also Windows Phone, but Microsoft is hardly in a position corresponding to all devices equipped with the latest software, which is sometimes due to the larger portfolio. Overall, the result of the company is respectable. What operating system do you have in terms of update policy so far the best experience gained?
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