Last Thursday, Windows Mobile developers posted a Twitter message heralding the completion of Windows Mobile 6.5, which Microsoft had been expected to launch at its ...

Microsoft’s recently announced Windows Mobile 6 software for smart phones is a step forward for the company, offering some important improvements over previous versions of the software. But just how ...

Today's release of Windows Mobile 6.5 is not the complete overhaul that users have been demanding. For that the smartphone-using public will have to wait for Windows Mobile 7, scheduled to release in ...

Windows Mobile 6.5 was has been unleashed in Barcelona Spain sporting a new touch screen user interface ala something akin to the iPhone. Actually the interface looks more similar to LG touch phones ...

The mix of phones in North America -- both new phones and existing phones updated for Windows Mobile 6.5 -- includes units by Hewlett-Packard, HTC, LG, Samsung and Toshiba and mobile operators AT&T, ...

Microsoft demonstrated new features for its Windows Mobile 6.1 platform this week, including Internet Explorer and Adobe Flash capabilities. During a presentation at CTIA Wireless Tuesday morning, ...

Microsoft’s TechEd breakout session entitled Windows Mobile 6.5 spoke volumes in what it didn’t say. The session consisted mostly of some marketing spiel, followed by a demonstration of the touch ...

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Russian mobile reporter Eldar Murtazin has apparently got his hands on Windows Mobile 7, and spoken about it in some detail via Twitter. From what Murtazin says, the new and long-awaited version of ...

You saw the first impressions of Windows Mobile 6—the OS that’s going to be running on just about all Windows-based smartphones from here on out, but here’s what it looks like on video. A Microsoft ...

I'm not sure which forum this question best fits under, and I'm not a developer but an Infrastructure Admin trying to get better educated on this topic.<BR><BR>My company has a group developing an ...