Motorola Atilla and Alexander pictures
Some new pictures of Motorola’s new Windows Mobile smartphones have emerged from Chinese cellphone forum it168.com. The Motorola Alexander (left and right) is Windows Mobile Standard with a sliding keyboard,…
Some new pictures of Motorola’s new Windows Mobile smartphones have emerged from Chinese cellphone forum it168.com. The Motorola Alexander (left and right) is Windows Mobile Standard with a sliding keyboard,…
Original source - xda-developers.com Be sure to check your XPERIA X1 out, yesterday I noticed a crack in my phone after someone else on a dutch forum telling that he…
During launch event of HTC Diamond, where we were present on location, we had impression that it was Horace Luke from HTC, who is responsible for the design of HTC…
Pocketnow has finally discovered the Pandora client hidden on the LG Incite, AT&T’s latest Windows Mobile device. The video below shows the application in action.
While the software and functionality is nice, having to pay $8 when the iPhone gets the same service for free is a nasty kick in the teeth. Of course Windows Mobile users will be able to play the music in the background, something which iPhone users mostly only dream of.
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he recent release of the emulator of Internet Explorer 6 Mobile brought quite a few disappointments, not the least of which was the revelation that the Flash integration in fact…
This behavior is associated with a feature that is introduced in Windows Mobile 6.1. The feature allows for mobile operators to specify an alternate SMTP server name that is used…
As we learned by now, those things are always an indication that something is truly happening. And indeed, Steve Ballmer, at the Telstra Briefing 2008 in Australia, said the following:
With releases we’ll make this year – releases we’ll make with 6.5 next year, Windows Mobile 7, I think we have a pretty interesting roadmap.
No one can tell when, or how it will look like; probably just improvements to the current OS, and few small innovations, but nothing revolutionary.
This is also a way to buy some time, as Windows Mobile 7 is delayed.
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Apparently it does support multitouch, it just does not have the proper software to make use of it.