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Originally Posted by johnqh
You can develop for WM right now, and there are companies/developers who are doing quite well developing for WM6. Nothing prevent you from jumping ship to WM (or Android, or Blackberry, or Nokia).
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Windows Mobile in its current state is a POS operating system. Android & Nokia have nowhere near the user base, development tools, or top-tier gaming/graphics capable hardware. Blackberry is a business platform and doesn't appeal to the user base my graphics/gaming apps are targeted at.
Windows Mobile 7 (if it lives up to the MS propaganda), combined with the new Zune and top-tier phones that will run it, will generate a large enough user base to be worth switching for.
I've developed Windows applications for the last 14 years (last 9 with my own company) and while I've never been a big fan of MS, I'll take them any day of the week over what I've experienced with Apple in the last 12 months.
