I’m going to disagree with my writing partner, Bryan, on this point. More unique proprietary interfaces for Windows Mobile is a bad thing. We already have TouchFlo from HTC, Panels from Sony-Ericsson, & one or two others that slip my mind. Microsoft needs to fix Windows Mobile’s UI experience so vendors don’t feel compelled to fix it in yet another unique difficult to support way that fragments the market and user experience.
Originally posted as a comment by Todd Ogasawara on mediabistro.com: MobileDevicesToday using Disqus.