Well same applies to Microsoft and their phones have been much better at getting...

untog · on May 15, 2012

Actually not the case- the Samsung Focus S has been waiting for an update for months. AT&T said they weren't going to release it at all until public opinion managed to force their hand.

I suspect Nokia is very different. In fact, I think if the schedules had been different, Nokia would have been the sole hardware provider for WP.

brudgers · on May 15, 2012

I've got a Dell WP7 phone. Microsoft has a long B2B relationship with them.

I doubt they would jeopardize that for a Nokia exclusive. It's not really in Microsoft's DNA.

untog · on May 15, 2012

Perhaps not, but it seems that Dell isn't really interested in making any more anyway:

http://www.wpcentral.com/no-new-dell-windows-phone-75-device...

MS may have had to persuade Dell to make a phone, not the other way around.

Mythbusters · on May 16, 2012

BS! Samsung Focus S already has the Mango release. What update are talking about here? There was no major update after Mango that I know of.

untog · on May 16, 2012

http://www.wpcentral.com/att-planning-post-8107-os-update-cu...

It's mostly a bug fix release, but there's one big one- the keyboard keeps disappearing when you're typing on it. Infuriating. I had to force update my phone.

j45 · on May 15, 2012

No bias intended against MSFT. Just spoke to the Apple experience because it was most recent.

I've enjoyed Handspring Visors, Palm Treos, Samsung Blackjacks, HTC Touch Pro with Windows mobile and they all have their pros.

My last experience with Windows Mobile on the HTC Touch Pro was severely suffering on the older windows mobile, with no prospects of a new OS in sight.. I'm glad the new OS sounds to be better addressing updates.