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Nobody's going to officially confirm or deny something like that at this stage, but it's massively unlikely, given that the X2 is still based on the creaking old Qualcomm MSM 7200 chipset (exactly the same as the X1, and HTC phones from a year earlier than that). Even snapdragon phones like the HD2 aren't confirmed to work with WM7, and there's a good chance they won't, but they're a lot more likely to be compatible than the X2.

For the vast majority of WM users, WM7 will mean a new phone. XDA Devs etc may be able to crowbar some of the features across to certain handsets, but this is a new OS being written for new devices to be released late next year, not an upgrade to 6.5.
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Posted: 2009-11-11 10:58:46
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X2 will be a mature device with some experience behind and optimisation.
With a good speed and perormance.

I wouldn't go crazy for those specs obsession.

It's usually made by guys who just get excited over numbers on paper and never really do much with devices

X10 is on Android - young, immature OS with many flaws.
WM still can do twice more than that.

Plus X2 offers good hardware control when X10 does not....

Choice should be made based on usability preferences.
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Posted: 2009-11-13 01:46:35
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i think X10.droid will be better than X2.winmo. Android have a lot more future than WinMo. Why do you people think that HTC HD2.WinMo, Microsoft dont want that HTC people do another HTC HD2 with WinMo??? ehh ehh?

"Technically, we could make the HD2 an Android phone, but I have to take care of Windows Mobile," said Peter Chou(HTC CEO) , more HERE
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Posted: 2009-11-14 18:22:23
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1 you have to think about your opinion of Android having a lot more future; is this based on heresay or just looking at sales hype? What future in the mobile handset business makes you think it'll have major success in the future? Maybe as a computing alternative sure I'm not yet sold on mobile handsets - I need to read about real world use delights and functionality than the hype about how cool it is from sites like boygenius/engadget/gizmodo & the like that just repost their seemingly "paid" hype (the same feelings by their reporters was done with BlackBerry and to a lesser degree the iPhone early 2009).

I'm VERY curious about Peter Chou's statement above 'I have to take care of Windows Mobile'. Where on EARTH did that come from in his mind?! Is it due to contractual agreements with Microsoft or that he feels Windows Mobile's succes rely's on HTC as a device maker OR is it because he himself prefers Windows Mobile and wants it to succeed as he personally rely's on it and feels Android will wipe it off into oblivion? Things that make you go, Hmmm!

I personally feel that Android is just another WinCE OS in its ability to be ported to anything and competes with Microsoft's core imbedded OS strategy more than they think and it'll hurt them soon enough.
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Posted: 2009-11-14 19:46:41
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Buhahaha.
Funny.

Today WinMo abilities are unmatched on any OS,
ESPECIALLY compared to Apple or Android.

Android WILL develop of course,
but NOW WM kicks it's ass big time.

So X2 plus it's hardware (compared to no hardware ctrls on X10)
is the only choice for me. Personally.
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Posted: 2009-11-14 21:07:21
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I'd get the X2, let the WM7 phones come, watch it mature for a year or two then get a WM7 phone. There's plenty of modds, apps, customizations etc. . .for WM6-6.5 phones to keep you going. If WM7 is a whole new OS you may just want to hold off getting a WM7 phone for a while. Also the QWERTY keyboard, and touch nav pad would make it a no brainer for me.
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Posted: 2009-11-14 22:30:15
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A Close Look At X10

http://translate.google.com/t[....]xperia_x10%2F73426&sl=no&tl=en


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Posted: 2009-11-26 00:47:03
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For business use, so far, X2 is better. the hardware might not be hyper boosted, but it is just fine for me.
X10 has a better and more modern HMI, it looks modern, transition are great, but is more a non professional phone.
The future might be of Android and, yes, the hardware and form factor of X10 is really nice. Slightly big, but thin.


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Posted: 2009-12-06 15:59:58
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Xperia x10 is better than Xperia x2
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Posted: 2009-12-24 02:13:14
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@cherry ... I presume that's a "personal" statement not a "technical" one then ??

As others have pointed out, each has it's merits. You choose from personal perference
having weighed up the options and features which suits you and your needs best - me ....
it's going to be .... Damn not sure
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Posted: 2009-12-24 09:04:59
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