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After little more than 1 month using windows phone 7, a brief review:
Design: Simple. Not many creativity as Microsoft defined the 3 buttons structure. Strong feeling the "back" button will be the first casualty.
Performance: with 66% resources still free the Lg E900 behaves flawless. Slowness issues only on bad code software or network access (external causes)
SW: Still limited marketplace and apps but does hava slightly above the essential.Highlighting Kindle app.
Battery: lasts a day with intensive usage.
OS: Simple and easy to use. Sometimes too simple. Penalty to no file browsing or storage.
Price: €200 for an LG E900.
WP7 Surprises as a good mobile phone with strong usability features. More development is needed to win the market but some good indicators. Looking forward for 7.5 Mango.

1 week after the attack we now now that credit card info is at risk as well as personal info.
Sony sent the network down and brought an external Security company to investigate. Inside Job maybe?
And yet Sony state they will not contact their customers in anyway either by mail or any other way to avoid phishing and other scams that might happen.
In a nutshell Sony is accepting that some users will be at a high risk of being scammed.
Is there any other reason for us customers not to end the accounts in PSN now?