Dec
21
2009
Category: Windows Mobile
Dec
12
2009
Windows Mobile 7 to be released in late 2010
Jonne Eilimö | December 12, 2009 13:39 UTC | 0 comments |
Phil Moore, Head of Mobility at Microsoft UK, has confirmed that we won’t see Windows Mobile 7 until late 2010.
Phil Moore:
It has been put back until late next year but it is definitely coming. You’re going to see a lot more onWindows Mobile 7. Giving the enterprise users and consumers what they want will be part of Windows Mobile 7. You’ll get flexibility on a much easier touch UI.
He also said that Microsoft is “still playing catch-up” to Apple’s iPhone OS. “It’s true, Apple caught us all napping. It launched something that was very iconic, new and unseen with a very good user interface.”
Be ready to hear more of Windows Mobile 7 at CES 2010, Mobile World Congress 2010 and International CTIA Wireless 2010. CES 2010 being the first one of them in January 7-10 2010.
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Nov
26
2009
A more finger-friendly keyboard in Windows Mobile 6.5.3
Jonne Eilimö | November 26, 2009 11:58 UTC | 0 comments |
The newest Windows Mobile builds for 6.5.3 (28002 & 28004) brings a new more finger-friendly keyboard into WiMo. Moving away from stylus-world into a fat-finger world.
Nov
24
2009
AdMob's smartphone ad request report of October 2009 – iPhone accounts for 50%
Jonne Eilimö | November 24, 2009 10:09 UTC | 0 comments |
AdMob released their smartphone ad request report of October 2009. Worldwide, the iPhone OS accounted for 50% of ad requests! Symbian came in second with a share of 25%, and Android came in third with 11% share.
In the United States the stats are little bit different. The iPhone OS accounted for 55% of all smartphone ad requests, Android came in second with a share of 20%. So the iPhone and Android accounts for 75% of the market, while all the others share 25% of the market. This is mainly because of the lack of Nokia smartphones on the US market.
Read the full report here.
Nov
17
2009
Mobileburn has put together an over 20 minute long video-review of the HTC HD2. It will have a massive 4.3″ WVGA capacitive touch screen. To get this screen filled with stuff it sure needs the following, a 1GHz snapdragon processor, 5MP camera, WiFi, A-GPS and Windows Mobile 6.5.
Check out the review after the break!
