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By rss@youtube.com (telecomtv) Microsoft has responded to the challenge of new upstart mobile operating systems, such as Apple and Android, by releasing a completely new version of its Windows Mobile Software, together with a suite of other services, including an apps store.

By rss@youtube.com (Untouchab1e) Showing the current progress on the Android port for the HTC Raphael (Touch Pro). To try this yourself, head over to connect-utb.com. Currently, most of the interface and menus are working fine, and texts can be sent\recieved, calls be made and recieved albeit without sound as we dont have t...

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By Kat Hannaford Is it running Windows Mobile 6.5, Android, or another platform? Engadget is pointing at the lack of buttons as being a telltale sign it's running a "homegrown" OS, but we're rather interested in the addition of the ExtUSB port, considering HTC was meant to be pursuing the microUSB connect...

By Shawn Ingram We’ve been covering a lot of smartphone recently, it seems.  Those Android and Windows Mobile 6.5 devices seem to come out once every two or three weeks.  Not to mention the juggernaut that is the iPhone.  With all these smartphones and other handheld devices, those of us who are heavy users fi...

By Brian Lam Smartphones • The Best Smartphones: We like the iPhone, the Motorola Droid because it runs Android 2.0 operating system, and the Palm Pre for people who have stuck with Sprint. We do not like anything Symbian or Windows Mobile 6.5, for the time being. (But are excited for Windows Mobile 7.)

By Sean Fallon Windows Mobile 6.5: With the bar being set by the iPhone and Android, and the Palm Pre doing a nice job of keeping up, Microsoft needed to get their act together with Windows Mobile if they really wanted to compete. The 6.5 update doesn't bring anything new to the table outside of some UI tweaks. A...

By Will Park Samsung readying QWERTY-toting Samsung Omnia Pro for July?Samsung Omnia coming to Bell next month!Samsung Omnia HD rumored to run Windows MobileBecome and Omnia HD Ambassador and get a free Samsung Omnia HD!Samsung confirms Omnia II headed to Verizon Wireless soon

One use case for soft deleting is to provide an "undo" feature in an end user application. For example, consider a user synchronizes the contact list on their phone with one in the cloud (e.g. an iPhone or Windows Mobile/Windows Phone connecting to Exchange or an Android phone connecting to G...

By Will Park The moral to this story? Smartphones are on the rise. But, it’s not enough to just run a smartphone operating system – consumers are flocking to intuitive touchscreen platforms with desktop-class web browsers. The iPhone and Android platforms obviously meet these criteria. Nokia, Black...

By sam mcloughln Firstly, it is important to remember that rather than running Windows Mobile OS, HTC have adopted Google’s Android OS and the HTC/Android team is a great mix and straight away, my impression of HTC devices being more for business than pleasure went straight out the window.

By sam mcloughln For some unbeknownst reason Google has offered Google News in a mobile-friendly version to BlackBerry, Windows Mobile and S60 devices, but has failed to provide the same experience to iPhone, Android, and Palm Pre device owners." Read in full. Google News has been revamped for mobile dev...

By Nilay Patel We're still not entirely sure why Samsung feels the need to launch its own mobile operating system while still cranking out Android and Windows Mobile devices, but it seems like things are going full steam ahead: a spokesperson told CNET Asia today that a Bada phone would arrive in the fir...

By matt buchanan Example: Sony Ericsson Timescape, the "signature" Nexus app, sounds a lot like HTC's Sense in that it pulls in a bunch of services like Facebook and Twitter for your contacts, but it's more straightforwardly organized around timelines, which you can break down by service, events or wha...

By Colin Gibbs Flash 10.1, which was unveiled last month, is designed to run on platforms including Google’s Android, Research In Motion’s BlackBerry, Microsoft’s Windows Mobile, Nokia’s Symbian and Palm’s webOS. Today’s beta releases are limited to devices running Windows, Mac or Linux operating...

By Stefan Constantinescu Highly shady and controversial Taiwanese news site Digitimes is claiming that HTC, maker of such famous devices as the Android powered Hero and Windows Mobile 6.5 packing HD2, is going to be releasing a feature fone in early 2010 that will run Qualcomm’s Brew MP operating system. The first...

By nate.lanxon@cnet.co.uk (Nate Lanxon) According to figures released by research firm Gartner last week, Apple's iPhone, RIM's Blackberry and Google's Android OS have been sharing a feast. The main course? Windows Mobile

By Darren Murph Samsung is an initial member of Symbian Foundation and continues to cooperate with Symbian Foundation. At the same time, Samsung supports various existing open operating systems including Symbian, Linux, Android, and Windows Mobile. To provide more choices to meet consumers' many di...

In what will certainly be a painful blow to Symbian, Samsung’s senior VP, Don Joo Lee, has confirmed that the company will ditch Symbian from its smartphones in 2010, replacing it with the recently announced Bada. Samsung will continue to use Android and Windows Mobile, but analysts pred...

By Ross Miller Android is in, Windows Mobile is in (despite rumors to the contrary), and Bada is definitely in for next year, according to Samsung senior vice president Don Joo Lee. Not making the phone manufacturer's cut? Symbian. Digitimes has it from the exec that its new proprietary mobile OS will be t...

By Chris Ziegler And from Softbank: Sharp AQUOS Mobile FULLTOUCH 941SH: All we need to say about this one is "4-inch 1024 x 480 display," which, as you might be able to imagine, is a world's first.Sharp AQUOS Mobile 943SH: Dual one-seg tuners let you watch one program and record another, and a mention of tran...

AdMob is a leader in mobile advertising and already serves ads for some applications running on Google's Android mobile operating system. Get InfoWorld's 20-page hands-on look at the new generation of mobile devices, and see how the BlackBerry, iPhone, Windows Mobile, and more stack u...

By Zealot These days, every new smartphone is here to “kill” some other smartphone. Whoever coined the term “iPhone Killer” really needs to be hurt badly with a microwave antenna. At first any phone with a large touchscreen was dubbed an iPhone Killer, then of course the Palm Pre was the first major co...

By sam mcloughln From RDH] Sammy I've almost given up on Windows Mobile, I think it will become almost extinct. We have two major players the iPhone and Android, Google and Apple are throwing everything into these platforms, Microsoft isn't trying hard enough. I'm not including Palm in my consideration be...

We know, today is totally Android 2.0's day to shine , but what would a Friday night be without a little diversity? Windows Mobile 6.5 officially landed on a gaggle of Windows Phones back in early October (a month ago to the day, in fact), but by and large, all of 'em have seemingly drifted off in...

By Darren Murph We know, today is totally Android 2.0's day to shine, but what would a Friday night be without a little diversity? Windows Mobile 6.5 officially landed on a gaggle of Windows Phones back in early October (a month ago to the day, in fact), but by and large, all of 'em have seemingly drifted off in...

By Will Park Do you develop mobile apps for the iPhone, Android, Windows Mobile, Symbian or webOS? Well, we want to hear from you! We’ve partnered up with “Under The Radar” to find cool mobile apps that will blow our minds. We’re asking any and all mobile app developers to submit their app for the “FAST PI...

To err is part of being human, but that certainly doesn’t mean that we can’t have a laugh at the expense of others sometimes, right? Either someone make a funny mistake, or this is really big news (we’re vouching for the “mistake”). A page on T-Mobile UK’s site shows that the HTC Touch HD2 will...

By Chris Ziegler Sprint's vice president of consumer marketing David Owens sat down with the community at large last week to answer a few burning questions about Sprint's current and future lineup, and there were a few juicy tidbits, reaffirmations, and rumor confirmations that came out of it worth men...

HD2 official debut this week HTC will formally launch its Windows Mobile - not Android, alas - HD2 smartphone in Taipei on Wednesday, the company said today.…

By Paul Miller Like it or not, we've got it on pretty reasonable authority that HTC's first "DROID" phone is nothing more than a rebadged, shape-shifted Hero (something we've been hearing for a while now), and that it'll be launching on Verizon on November 6th, the same day as Motorola's DROID. That mean...

Just before you think that HTC does nothing but come up with Android and Windows Mobile-powered smartphones, along comes news of a new generation of touch user interface that will be organized as a virtual tome. In HTC's patent application, it has been described as an “electronic device a...

Vendor feels need to 'take care' of MS OS Despite being the first firm to launch an Android-based smartphone, HTC has hinted that its upcoming HD2 won’t be given a Google OS makeover.…

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By Chris Stop dreaming about an HTC HD2 capable to run Android. HTC will not make it for you as the company wants to give Windows Mobile a fighting chance. According to Peter Chou, HTC could make an HD2 smartphone running Android but it won’t as it wants to “get excitement about Windows Mobile back.” I es...

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HTC has launched multiple phones running Google's Android operating system, and recently unveiled a global advertising campaign promoting its own brand. But the manufacturer has no plans to drop Windows Mobile, chief executive Peter Chou told an interviewer from Forbes....

By Sam Dean As Dragoon concedes, Microsoft still owns 90 percent of the operating system market, but there is a lot of healthy competition on, especially among mobile operating systems. We've written widely about the prospects for the Android operating system, and one of this week's biggest tech n...

Hopes may be dashed on that rumored Android equivalent of the HD2 . HTC's CEO, Peter Chou, tells Forbes that "technically, we could make the HD2 an Android phone, but I have to take care of Windows Mobile." He says they're working hard to "get excitement about Windows Mobile back." After WinMo...

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By Chris Leckness Wow. This is going to be a huge blow to stand alone GPS makers and software companies. Google announced Google Maps Navigation today. This is initially going to be US only and 1st comes to Android 2.0, but the buzz says that versions for iPhone and Windows Mobile are in the works. I’ll believe that...

By James Kendrick When you think of smartphone platforms, the usual players come to mind. Windows Mobile, Android, WebOS and iPhone are the major players currently. Windows Mobile 6.5 just launched recently, and Android is evolving at a rapid pace. Palm is continuing to improve WebOS in the Pre and soon the Pi...

By Zealot Imagine if Windows developers had to build different versions of their applications for different PC manufacturers. Or even different versions for various models by a single manufacturer. That’s what some Android developers are saying they are facing now.

By Paul O'Brien From humble beginnings with the HTC Dream / T-Mobile G1, Android is starting to gain traction in the marketplace. A steady growth in the number of devices from HTC together with more and more manufacturers coming on board means Google's entry into the mobile space is really making inroads....

By MobileTopSoft news board Theres a new iPhone OS available in town and in case youre currently holding an iPhone 3G or 3GS then I bet youre definitely interested in getting it. Apple has been awfully quiet these past few days as weve seen lots of Windows Mobile 6.5 phones emerge from various manufacturers. Android phon...

By Laura June Sure, Android is a brand new operating system at a seemingly huge disadvantage to other, more entrenched household names like Windows Mobile or Symbian. Well, all that could change -- at least according to research just released by Gartner, Inc. The company's report claims that Android c...

By Will Park It’s not everyday you see a Windows Mobile smartphone running a Linux-based mobile operating system. But, in the crazy (crazy cool, that is) world of handset hackery, anything is possible. So, it shouldn’t be all that surprising that Android hackers have ported Android OS to the HTC Touch...

By Ross Rubin Despite powering only a handful of handsets available on the market, Android has already had a significant impact on the competitive landscape in smartphones. Looking at its primary rivals that run on a variety of hardware from multiple manufacturers, Android has provided a free and hi...

TouchFLO has become the de facto face of HTC Windows Mobile phones, at least the most innovative and popular ones. This is good for consumers, and great for HTC, but not so good for Microsoft. What is stopping HTC from porting TouchFLO to the Android ... T3 - Pocket PC Thoughts

By Simon Sage Headlines Pics and Specs Leak of Next WebOS Handset: Palm Eos Latest Palm Pre leak points to June 7 launch on Sprint Analyst: Palm Won’t Live to 2010 Motorola Ironman Coming with Android? Motorola Calgary leaked as Motorola’s first Android handset iPhone-Fighting Microsoft Handset Co...

If Apple were to take the step to bring iPhone OS to devices beyond the iPhone and iPod Touch, it wouldn't be the first time a mobile operating system jumped from handset to device. Ignoring, for a moment the talk of future Android-based devices, Microsoft paved the way for this path with its...

By Andy J. S. Ballmer keeps close watch on Apple and Android (Wireless blog)Pre to Win IPhone Users After Contracts, McNamee Says (Correct) (Bloomberg)iPhone rules—thanks to the apps (Macworld)iPhone beats Windows Mobile to 25,000 applications (Macworld)iPhone users download five apps each...

The Verdict: A pretty damn good cameraphone. The TouchWiz UI is pretty much the same as the version on the Samsung Behold. In short, it’s more usable as a touchscreen phone (keyboard is fairly decent) than Windows Mobile phones, but not quite as good as say, Android or the iPhone. It does have h...

By Ryan Microsoft is picking up on what users want in a touch interface. Windows Mobile 6.5 pulls some of the aesthetics from the iPhone, but at the same time also has a unique interface styling. It will be interesting to see how cellphone manufacturers decide to make use of this new operating system.

By Paul Miller We were really impressed with Texas Instruments' OMAP 3-based mobile development platform when we saw it running Android earlier today, and the hardware seems to hold up well to all sorts of video-accelerated magic for a multitude of Linux-based interfaces. Not so much with Windows Mob...

By Scott Loganbill The organizers hope the event will mobilize the development community around Palm’s web-based operating system, WebOS. The operating system and device is set to compete against Apple’s iPhone, Google’s Android, Nokia’s Symbian and Microsoft’s Windows Mobile operating systems. It’...

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By Dwight But much of the conversation centers on the evolving smartphone market, including the future of Palm, which hopes to save its sinking ship with a new operating system code-named Nova; Microsoft's plans for Windows Mobile; the iPhone's increasing dominance; and where Google Android O...

Reader's Choice: iPhone, Google, Microsoft & Security  - HTC claim Android doing better than Windows Mobile? Phones Review Google Android Cutting Into Windows Mobile Marketshare Pocket PC Thoughts Google Watchers Strike Down Google Netbook Notion eWeek the iPhone Blog

the iPhone Blog Well lets see, new highly promoted Android comes out and hurts sales of the companies Windows Mobile handsets, well isn’t that sort of natural? Did HTC ... Google Android Cutting Into Windows Mobile Marketshare Pocket PC Thoughts

By Rocco Augusto This is unsurprising news. In 2008 we saw a drastic increase in touch based Windows Mobile devices, such as the HTC Touch Pro and HTC Touch HD but at the same time we also saw almost all Windows Mobile device makers move away from Windows Mobile Standard platform, which in my opinion is the bre...

By Rocco Augusto This is unsurprising news. In 2008 we saw a drastic increase in touch based Windows Mobile devices, such as the HTC Touch Pro and HTC Touch HD but at the same time we also saw almost all Windows Mobile device makers move away from Windows Mobile Standard platform, which in my opinion is the bre...

By Jason Dunn • There is no "Windows" of the mobile world, meaning a single standard that unifies everything. Lots of pieces: Windows Mobile, Android (Linux), RIM (Java), Palm, Mac OS, Series 60; Figure 18: Live Mesh is a platform upon which many Microsoft services are going to be based.

By Jason Dunn • There is no "Windows" of the mobile world, meaning a single standard that unifies everything. Lots of pieces: Windows Mobile, Android (Linux), RIM (Java), Palm, Mac OS, Series 60 Figure 18: Live Mesh is a platform upon which many Microsoft services are going to be based.

By Shawn Brown MIT students have managed to create fully working mobile applications for the Windows Mobile, Android, and Symbian platforms, all while taking on a full college load at one of the most challenging schools in the entire country. Mentors from many companies including Google, Nokia, Bank...

By edit@zdnet.com.au (Alex Serpo) Outlook With their stupidly cheap price tag, exciting Android OS and a full QWERTY keypad, the Agoras have a huge amount of potential. Comments (0) | Email this Share: Google | Facebook | del.icio.us | Digg | Reddit | Slashdot | StumbleUpon

By edit@zdnet.com.au (Matthew Broersma) Android is a full mobile stack, from operating system to applications. It is the handiwork of the Google-led Open Handset Alliance and a developer community, who both hope to create an alternative to the current crop of largely proprietary mobile platforms, such as the iPhone and Window...

By Daily Global IT News Update In today's podcast: Nvidia's Tegra processors coming in 2009; Ballmer says Android not a competitive threat to Windows Mobile; and Apple's iPhone 3G takes second place in smartphone sales. read more

By NickC321 Also in news today Asus announce that they too would be entering the Smartphone market with an Android-based phone (for more details, look here). Other rumors suggest that even Nokia (the sole owners who open sourced Symbian) may also looking at Android for its new platform (some how I don...

By ctitanic Well, after reading this review I have to rethink a little bit the whole idea of buying one. There is not any doubt in my mind that Android will be a tough competition for Windows Mobile and for the iPhone. Android has the energy of a teenager while Windows Mobile has not been changed a lot in the l...

By Jason Chen Screen: The touchscreen is bright, renders text clearly and is, on the whole, pretty great. It uses capacitive touch, like the iPhone, so you use your fingertip, not a stylus, to poke around. There are cases when screen presses don't register properly—they're not too often, but often enou...