iphone:
Strengths:
- Best keyboard on a device of this size.
- Tough, scratch resistant screen.
- iPhone switches back automatically to the task you were working on when a call is finished
- Easy conferencing (up to five people, switch in and out of calls at any time).
- Fun and useful visual effects and transitions.
Weaknesses:
- No cut and paste.
- No native 3rd party applications.
- No document editing.
- No voice-dialing.
- No speed-dial.
Blackberry
Strengths:
- It's highly secure.
- It integrates well with other platforms.
- It works with several carriers, and it can be deployed globally.
- It is easy to manage, has a longer than usual battery life.
- has a small form-factor with an easy-to-use keyboard.
Weakness:
- Hang Working system is very similar to BlackBerry PC performance. Applications that use the BlackBerry will reduce backup memory thus slowing down system performance. Distinctive characteristic is the frequent appear-hour spin on the screen. Most powerful solution is to take off the battery.
- Problem in virtual networks such as Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, and GPS.
- Unstable BlackBerry Messenger connection.
- Unstable BlackBerry Messenger connection.
- Email is often absent.
- Trackball.
Windows mobile
Strengths:
- Almost as flexible as Android and almost as elegant as iPhone.
- Hopes for Windows Mobile 7
- Hopes for Zune HD Phone
Weaknesses:
- Hardware still have a lot to improve, HTC HD2 isn’t enough.
- Marketplace still needs some developing to do.
- OS still need more work
- Hideous UI, severe hardware limitations, not as open as android.
- very few APIs open to developers, limited app market by comparison to the other two, "very locked down" in most people’s opinions, not much room for customization
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