Windows Mobile

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• Windows Mobile healthier, more common than many think

  That Windows Mobile is "on life support" must come as news to the 7.23 million users of Microsoft's smartphone operating system. While the smartphone OS is in jeopardy, I don't see a situation nearly so dire.

  By David Coursey | 20 December, 2009 06:31

  Tags: Windows Mobile

• Windows Mobile 6.5: New features worth tapping into

  The 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 the last quarter of 2010.

  By Shane O'Neill | 07 October, 2009 09:31

  Tags: smartphones, Windows Mobile, Windows Mobile 6.5

• What's inside the Windows Mobile marketplace?

  You can stop holding your breath now: Windows Mobile 6.5 is here. Oh, come on -- I know you've been just dying to get your hands on Microsoft's new mobile OS, haven't you? Anyone? Hello?

  By JR Raphael | 07 October, 2009 09:07

  Tags: Microsoft, smartphones, Windows Mobile, Windows Mobile 6.5

• Windows Mobile 6.5 won't fix Microsoft's mobile woes

  Microsoft has announced that the next incarnation of Windows Mobile, version 6.5, will hit the streets on October 6. Obviously, Microsoft would like it to be a huge success and reclaim some of the lost smart phone market share, but the real prize lies in Microsoft embracing other mobile operating system platforms.

  By Tony Bradley | 02 September, 2009 07:14

  Tags: smartphones, Windows Mobile

• Windows Mobile needs identity to attack Android, iPhone

  Microsoft will reportedly push two mobile operating systems at once in an effort to battle Google's Android and Apple's iPhone, but are two heads better than one?

  By Jared Newman | 21 August, 2009 03:24

  Tags: Apple, Google Android, iPhone, mobile phones, smartphones, Windows Mobile

• Microsoft should develop for other mobile platforms

  Microsoft will release the next incremental upgrade of the Windows Mobile platform this Fall, but for many analysts and experts it seems like the new Windows Mobile OS is virtually dead on arrival. Microsoft has done little to raise the bar for mobile devices, and often seems to fall short even in just trying to catch up to competing products.

  By Tony Bradley | 11 August, 2009 10:46

  Tags: iPhone, Microsoft, Windows Mobile

• Smartphone OS smackdown: WebOS vs. the world

  Does the world need another smartphone operating system? Apple's iPhone OS is still booming; Google's Android is increasingly promising; and three longtime contenders--Microsoft's Windows Mobile, RIM's BlackBerry OS, and Symbian's S60--are undergoing serious renovation to keep up with the times.

  By Harry McCracken | 05 June, 2009 23:27

  Tags: Google Android, iPhone, Palm Pre, RIM BlackBerry, smartphones, symbian, webOS, Windows Mobile

• One way to build mobile-friendly apps for all devices

  Adam Blum, CEO of startup Rhomobile, says 90% of the programs being written with his company's open source mobile application framework are by ISVs and the other 10% by enterprises, but over time he'd like to see those percentages reversed.

  By Bob Brown | 23 May, 2009 04:20

  Tags: Android, Blackberry, iPhone, mobile phones, mobility, Palm Pre, ruby on rails, Windows Mobile

• Windows Mobile 6.5 is ready: Too little, too late?

  "For the record, Windows Mobile 6.5 is DONE . . . complete . . . looks really good."

  By Daniel Ionescu | 19 May, 2009 01:38

  Tags: iPhone, Palm Pre, smartphones, Windows Mobile

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  New Windows Mobile UI images leaked out

  While some of the announcements Microsoft plans to make at the Mobile World Congress have already leaked out, the new user interface on Windows Mobile 6.5 may pleasantly surprise mobile users when it is unveiled at the show.

  By Peter Sayer | 18 February, 2009 10:31

  Tags: Windows Mobile

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  Microsoft aims for market share with Windows Mobile 6.5

  The unveiling this week of Windows Mobile 6.5, married with Internet Explorer Mobile 6, is a major attempt by Microsoft to remain a viable player in the fast-changing mobile market.

  By John Cox | 18 February, 2009 09:03

  Tags: Windows Mobile