Is 2013 the year of the underdog operating system? BlackBerry 10, Windows Phone 8 and Firefox OS are all set for a watershed year, but can any of them really tackle the iPhone and Android?
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davefromwales 26 January, 2013 00:14
Personally i think BB10 will do well, and i can acvtually say that having used it on a dev alpha for a while, its totally worlds apart from any other BB phone before it.
As for the broadband question, i seriously suggest have a look at BT, where i live vodafone cant sort 3G, EE just have and its a small town in wales. even with all that i get 70meg down and 20meg up from BT with unlimited useage. i think its infinity 2 or summat, but either way id always go with the ultd package as long as you get over 15meg down speed.
id far rather be a lil slower on the web and look at what i want, than be wicked fast and have to be wary of what i use if i had to make that choice.
anonymous 26 January, 2013 04:26
Really.. You mention something as obscure as Firefox OS and completely fail to mention Ubuntu Phone which is a bit more of a complete package.