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Microsoft mobile services and Windows Mobile due next month?
Published 1/20/2009 at The Register
Apple rivalry up, device coverage down Microsoft will update its mobile software and services strategy at next month's Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, Spain, according to reports.…
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