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	<title>Comments on: Is Sony really working on Android-based mobile devices? Most likely yes</title>
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		<title>By: thebonafortuna</title>
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		<description>Is Sony even trying to keep a wrap on things anymore?

Honestly, as a Sony Walkman phone owner myself, I love the OS they have on there now.  I recently switched to Symbian on a Nokia smart phone, and while its OK, it can be extremely frustrating to use after having a SE phone for so long.  I honestly think SE makes a far superior OS to Symbian.

While I haven&#039;t used Android, I wonder what the benefit is to the consumer to make the switch.  Other than the myriad apps you&#039;ll gain access to, does the OS really work any better?  Because nothing I&#039;ve ever used has been as simple and intuitive - and feature rich (for a simple phone) - as the OS on SE phones now.</description>
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<p>Honestly, as a Sony Walkman phone owner myself, I love the OS they have on there now.  I recently switched to Symbian on a Nokia smart phone, and while its OK, it can be extremely frustrating to use after having a SE phone for so long.  I honestly think SE makes a far superior OS to Symbian.</p>
<p>While I haven&#8217;t used Android, I wonder what the benefit is to the consumer to make the switch.  Other than the myriad apps you&#8217;ll gain access to, does the OS really work any better?  Because nothing I&#8217;ve ever used has been as simple and intuitive &#8211; and feature rich (for a simple phone) &#8211; as the OS on SE phones now.</p>
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