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Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer just finished his keynote during the company’s Venture Capital Summit where he said some interesting things about Windows Mobile 7 according to several tweets submitted during his speech: Here: Ballmer says they screwed up with Windows Mobile. Wishes they had already lauched WM7. They completely revamped the team. and here: Ballmer re: poor execution in [...] #gallery-1 { Google just updated the Windows Mobile version of Google Maps, adding features like Locations, Google Suggest and Search With Maps: My Location. Get local results without typing your location. Once you see the blue My Location dot with your current [...] This shouldn’t come as a surprise to anyone, as I’ve said several times here that Silverlight is going to be an important part of Microsoft’s 3 screens strategy. Following the announcement that Windows CE 6 R3 supports Silverlight, Brian Goldfarb, Marketing Director for Microsoft Silverlight told Seatle PI that Windows Mobile 7 will come with [...] The Greek boys over at Techblog.gr just posted a nice hands-on preview of Samsung’s LiMo R2 based H1 360 which is debuting on Vodafone. Like nearly all the latest Samsung pones the H1 sports a 3.5″ WVGA AMOLED touchscreen, WiFi, HSDPA,GPS, FM radio with RDS and 16Gb of internal memory. A TI OMAP 3430 clocked [...] #gallery-2 { Looks like the WinMo fans are getting some HTC love lately as seen in the screenshots above. Just like on the Sense UI, TouchFlo 3D now has a Twitter tab that lets you check andupdate your status without the [...] According to a tipster over at Engadget, UK mobile operator 02’s intranet list the “HTC HD2″ (also know as the HTC Leo) as being launched on October 12th. Only time will tell, but I’m not holding my breath. The HTC Leo/HD2 isn’t officialy announced yet and history has proven that it takes nearly a month [...] Mobileburn just posted part1 of their Sprint HTC Hero video review showing us the devices physical design (no chin!) and the Sense UI in action. The more a see the Sense UI the more I think that HTC really outdid themself and did an awesome job making Android a lot more user friendly. Source: Mobileburn [...] Paul over at Modaco just posted what he knows about project Pink so Im going to quote him here and add my thoughts: The Who - Project ‘Pink’ is being developed by Microsoft’s ‘PMX’ team (Premium Mobile eXperiences), which includes the majority of the assets from the $500m of Danger, makers of the sidekick. Following yesterday’s Courier Tablet/Booklet scoop, Gizmodo just posted renders of those mysterious Pink phones, Turtle and Pure. Frankly I’m still not convinced: Turtle Pure Source: Gizmodo |
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