Ballmer: Zune services coming to 'next release' of Windows Mobile
blogs.zdnet.com 10/23/2009 — In response to Engadget's questions on when the Zune music and video services will come to Windows Mobile, CEO Steve Ballmer said Zune services would definitely be available in conjunction with the next Windows Mobile release. But which release did he ...

In Depth: Windows Mobile 7:all you need to know
techradar.com 10/30/2009 — The one thing everyone knows about the next version of Windows Mobile is that it's late. Back in September, Steve Ballmer told the Venture Capital Summit that he wished Windows Mobile 7 had already launched but that the team had been "completely revamped"; "we've pumped in some new talent" and ...

Ballmer: Windows Mobile 7 should have been out, like, yesterday
engadget.com 9/25/2009 — It wasn't all that long ago that Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer proudly declared that Windows Mobile 7 would be out "sometime next year," but it looks things got a bit more real at the company's just-concluded Venture Capital Summit, where Ballmer ...

Windows Mobile 6.5 Review: There's No Excuse For This [Review]
gizmodo.com 10/6/2009 — I really didn't want to beat up on WinMo here, because at this point it just feels tired. But man, come on Microsoft, you're giving me no choice. Windows Mobile 6.5 isn't just a letdown—it barely seems done. We've been watching Windows Mobile ...

Windows Mobile 6.5 phones start shipping
blog.seattlepi.com 10/6/2009 — Tuesday is the big day – a major launch of a major update of a major Microsoft operating system.

Windows Mobile 6.5 review
engadget.com 10/6/2009 — It's widely acknowledged by users, media, and even Steve Ballmer himself that Windows Mobile is in dire need of a ground-up revamp, and it's happening -- but not quite yet. That's Windows Mobile 7 you're looking for, and realistically, it's not ...

Windows Mobile 6.5 gets bad reviews – really bad
blog.seattlepi.com 10/6/2009 — Now that Windows Mobile 6.5 has been officially released, the reviews are pouring in. The consensus? In the words of TechCrunch, "It still sucks."

Ballmer on WinMo7: 'This will not happen again'
blog.seattlepi.com 9/25/2009 — CEO Steve Ballmer, speaking at Microsoft's Venture Capital Summit on Thursday, said he wishes Windows Mobile 7 were already out. And that it should already be out.

Windows Mobile 6.5 Review
slashgear.com 10/6/2009 — It’s been more than eighteen months since Microsoft pushed Windows Mobile 6.1 out of the door, itself a relatively minor update to a smartphone platform dating back to February 2007. In that time, Apple have shaken the smartphone segment to its ...

Windows Mobile 7 will feature Social Networking integration
unwiredview.com 9/17/2009 — Although Windows Mobile 6.5 phones aren’t officially out yet, Microsoft is already working to complete Windows Mobile 7 , which should be launched sometime in 2010. A job announcement found at Mictosoft’s official website unveils that WM 7 will ...

HTC Touch 2 Windows Mobile 6.5 smartphone — The Register 10/21/2009
Going too far back to basics? Review   Windows Mobile 6.5 is now with us but its reception has been far from ecstatic. The general view is that Microsoft is playing catch-up and will have to do something spectacular with Windows Mobile 7, due to ...

Unofficial Windows Mobile 6.5.1 builds surface on web — FierceDeveloper 10/21/2009
Just weeks after Microsoft released Windows Mobile 6.5 to resoundingly negative reviews , a series of unofficial hacks and builds--collectively and unofficially dubbed WinMo 6.5.1--have surfaced on the web, boasting a number of tweaks absent from ...

Microsoft Stresses Collaboration as Windows 7 Rolls Out — Mobile Tech Today 10/22/2009
Hoping to make Vista a distant memory, Microsoft on Thursday rolled out its highly anticipated Windows 7 operating system. The latest iteration of the software giant's flagship product offers a new interface and new features that aim to help consumers ...

Web 2.0 Speakers See Mobile Takeover in Future — Mobile Tech Today 10/23/2009
They came to talk about not-so-distant future technology, where cash is a relic, we've all but ditched the PC in favor of the mobile phone and the entire cable TV 500-channel universe -- including pay TV -- can be seen online, any time of the day.  ...

Windows Mobile worries mount as competition heats up — Latest from Computerworld 10/26/2009
When Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer admitted publicly in September that the company did "screw up with Windows Mobile," many experts were left wondering how the mobile operating system can be fixed with the arrival of version 7 next year -- and beyond.