Here’s a very interesting Youtube video by Brandon from PocketNow.com which compares the home screens of the world’s top smartphones : Apple iPhone, HTC HD2, Google Nexus One and the Palm Pre. Would have been nice if they included Blackberry and Symbian too. Still it’s a fast way to get across the main mobile OS’ in a matter of minutes.

It seems that Apple have the least customizable home screens but could this really be a bad thing? I think their approach has reduced complexity and confusion especially for people who are not as geeky as some.

I must say I like the moving background of the the Android 2.0 OS!

Which one do you like the best?

YouTube – Home Screens: iPhone, Windows Mobile, Android, WebOS.

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TomTom Home, the GPS software that makes TomTom stand out from the crowd, has just been upgraded with a whole set of neat features:

Features of TomTom Home Version 2.0:

• Stay up-to-date – always get the latest TomTom software and updates.
• Enhance – buy maps, subscribe to – and receive the latest traffic and safety camera information.
• Personalize – Points of Interest, routes, voices, colour schemes and more.
• Easy to Use – TomTom HOME is the only tool you’ll need to manage your TomTom, get new content, maps, services, software updates and much more.

Via Gizmodo Australia

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