The site Pocketnow.com recently proposed a video in which they are highlighted - short but effective through practical demonstrations - similarities and differences that distinguish the new operating system Windows 7 Phone and its iPhone operating system, IOS 4.
The video analyzes in detail the layout of the GUI of both operating systems in question. What seems most evident is the fact that Windows 7 Phone allows you to customize your home the way you want, using the shell graphical approach consists of several panels that address themselves to their individual functions of the device.
A philosophy is the opposite adotatta instead by Apple, where the dominant element of the graphical interface turns out to be the application itself. Windows 7 Phone applications are listed in a progressive way and you can arrange the order you want, and conversely, IOS 4 allows you to group applications into folders, so subdividing into different categories.
Finally, the video shows the differences that occur when we go to play a music file on the two operating systems. Again, though not so obviously, there is a difference between the two approaches in relation to the graphic display of musical control.
The impact graph Phone features Windows 7 appears somewhat futuristic graphics and layout make the device attractive to the eye, while the high ability to customize the device allows the user an immediate approach by the operating system. The iPhone, as you well know by now, avoiding for the past year of using a graphical layout of this kind. What do you think?
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