I'm batting for FFOS - if for no other reason than the industry needs more competition.
I've got a Keon I'm playing with and it is pretty cool. It needs a lot of polishing to be sure - but it works - on a cheap phone, which in many ways is remarkable when you consider it is running that too slow, not so good, aint my favorite language, Javascript! LOL.
I'm betting on technologies that are open web standards, have the fewest barriers to entry/exit and offer less cost/risk.
I remember back in the dark ages (2000) having the discussion about biz apps in Delphi/VB/etc vs the web. The web won - at least for business apps, imo.
I've got a Keon I'm playing with and it is pretty cool. It needs a lot of polishing to be sure - but it works - on a cheap phone, which in many ways is remarkable when you consider it is running that too slow, not so good, aint my favorite language, Javascript! LOL.
I'm betting on technologies that are open web standards, have the fewest barriers to entry/exit and offer less cost/risk.
I remember back in the dark ages (2000) having the discussion about biz apps in Delphi/VB/etc vs the web. The web won - at least for business apps, imo.
I think FFOS has a chance and wish it the best.