As far as the mobile operating system is concerned, is it easy to use WINSIDE or S60?

Whether it's good or not depends on everyone's likes and habits. The S60 is a version of the Spotted family, and there is also an S40, which is also a Spotted. S60 is divided into V3 and V5, and these two are the most used. I don't know if there is v1 and v2 or v4, but I haven't used it anyway.

Wince is not the Windows system on a regular mobile phone. There is still a difference between the one on the phone and the wince. WM is an abbreviation for Widows Mobile.

Widows Mobile was developed from WinCE and is a finalized operating system. Wince was developed from the early Windows 95 desktop system and can be customized according to user needs. The M8 of Meizu mobile phone is the Wince system, and there are many incompatibilities between it and Widows Mobile, such as the software cannot be used universally.

Each has its own strengths, depending on what you are used for. The S60 system is Symbian, Nokia's main feature, as a veteran mobile phone manufacturer, the use of a single mobile phone and the quality stability is still very good, but the hardware configuration is low in comparison, more.

s60..But it's all old, I like the Nokia brand, but the S60 is really inferior to Android and iOS.

Of course, it's an Android system, if you use the wince system, it's better not to use it. Now the Android system is also very stable, and some large solution providers have almost made up for the bugs with the increase in shipments.

Symbian's expansibility is not as good as others, you can go to the Lecheng Mobile Phone Developers Alliance to see.

It's available on every platform.

You can compare it.

I think there will be more information on J2Me and Symbian.

Now the most on the market is Symbian's, and WM, Symbian is at most an entry-level smart phone, I get tired of playing for months, suitable for novices, so that it is easier to get started, and WM is like a small computer, and the expansion performance is very good! There are also some other systems that are a small number of them, such as Apple, Blackberry, etc., which also have their own mobile phone systems.

There is no best. It's up to you.

7710 is based on the symbianos operating system S70 software is very few, but each one is a boutique, and more good software may appear in the future, but from the recent Nokia smartphones, they all use the S60 third version of the operating system, it can be seen that S60 is very mature.

The 7710 doesn't support a lot of S60 software, so the scalability is not very good, but its battery is very good.

He used the S60 system

The amount of application software depends on how much you install, and it is no different from the S60 system.

The S60 system is a pretty good system, and now there's Microsoft's Wince, and Linux and the like.

7710 is based on SymbianOS or higher platform operating system S70 software is very little, and this mobile phone is rarely sold in China! 7710 does not support a large number of S60 software, he has a unique system of software and games, platform software is generally incompatible.

He uses the S70 interface, as if he were using the S60 system.

I don't agree with saying who is better.

The first thing to do is to clarify your evaluation criteria.

If you look at it from the point of view of making money.

Now there are a lot of people who do Linux, but there are fewer Wince, and the income of Wince will not be less than Linux.

The most profitable must be the one with the most commercial profits and few people doing it.

From a product development perspective.

If it is consumer electronics, it is best to use Windows Embedded system, at present, the vast majority of handheld GPS, PDA are Wince system, mobile phone Duopuda, Samsung's Windows Mobile, in the industry is also a high-end mobile phone platform. Why would you choose Wince over Linux? Because the application development is convenient, and there are many people who can develop applications on the Windows platform, the cost is very low, and it can be synchronized with the Windows desktop system (ActiveSync).

So from this point of view, Wince products are undoubtedly the best choice for them to develop products.

However, for some communications, industrial control and other industries, because the real-time performance of Wince does not meet the requirements, the vast majority of people will not use WinCE's system.

Therefore, the product market targeted by Wince and Linux is actually different, and it is not a situation of war on all fronts.

From a technical point of view.

Wince is really not suitable for people who want to learn technology in depth, but the reason is definitely not the so-called Wince too"Simple"。

Wince is a continuation of the concept of the desktop version of the Windows system, and there are also a lot of unopen source **, so many times it will be stuck, and Linux is fully open source, only if you have the perseverance and determination, you can read all the source code.

The reason why Wince is called "simple" is because Microsoft does a lot of it for you. There's a problem here. It's not the system itself that's simple, it's your development process.

Now WinCE6 has opened a lot of source code, which is a good learning template, from the perspective of system construction, Wince system structure will not be "simpler" than Linux.

Therefore, to learn embedded system and driver development, you can start with Linux, because Linux is fully open source, and the low-level Linux version system is very simple, which is very suitable for learning operating system principles and driver development.

The difficulty with Wince is that you need to be familiar with some of the interfaces that Microsoft gives you, just like you need to know a lot of APIs if you want to write an application.

There is no easy thing in the world, but I am afraid that it will not work.

There is nothing difficult in the world, only afraid of those who have a heart.

Looking back on my development experience in the past year, I haven't had my own summary of this problem, hehe, here is my own thoughts on this issue:

1. If you are a beginner, it is better to use linux, wince is too simple, and it will be charged;

2. Linux has a high threshold, and after you learn to use Linux to develop embedded, you can get Wince.

If you are interested, you can come to my space to communicate:

One is mainstream, and the other is eliminated.