Ballmer: Windows Mobile will soon have Zune integration
blog.seattlepi.com 10/23/2009 — Making the Web rounds today is a comment from Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer, who during Thursday's Windows 7 launch brouhaha told Engadget that the next version of Windows Mobile will have Zune-services integration.

Zune on Windows Mobile
wmpoweruser.com 3/25/2009 — Some more news on Zune for Windows Mobile has reached my inbox.  We have recently heard Steve Ballmer talking about spreading the service to other platforms, with Windows Mobile certainly being one candidates. The bad news is that Windows Mobile ...

Microsoft might open Zune services to Apple users
blog.seattlepi.com 10/8/2009 — Microsoft is considering opening up its Zune media services to Apple iPod and iPhone users, potentially attracting people who would rather pay for music on a subscription basis, a Microsoft spokesman told ZDNet.

Microsoft considering making Zune services available to Apple users
blogs.zdnet.com 10/6/2009 — Microsoft is considering whether it should port the Zune software and services to other platforms, including Apple's. There's no guarantee that the Redmondians will end up doing this -- or timetable as to when this could happen -- but it's one of many ...

Microsoft considers extending Zune services to Apple users
appleinsider.com 10/7/2009 — Some services currently exclusive to Microsoft's Zune platform, such as subscription music downloads, could be extended to Apple products like the iPod in the future, a new report has suggested.

Zune software
zune.net 9/15/2009 — Use the Zune software to access Zune Marketplace from your computer. Download or stream new music, rent or buy the latest movies, buy TV shows, and watch free trailers and previews — plus thousands of video and audio podcasts. You can also download ...

Zune 4.0 available download now
technobuzz.net 9/15/2009 — Microsoft officially released the Zune 4.0 software today. Zune 4.0 comes to complement the general availability of the fourth generation of Zune digital media player devices. But, at the same time, Microsoft noted, Zune 4.0 is not just about Zune. So what’s new in version 4.0? ...

ZuneHD May Have More Features Than the iPod, But Are They the Right Ones? [GigaOM]
gigaom.com 9/15/2009 — Microsoft, after months of anticipation, today launched its latest digital audio player, the ZuneHD . It’s a complete revamp of the device’s previous versions — it utilizes a bright OLED touchscreen, adds a web browser and HD radio ...

Hands-on with the Zune HD
crunchgear.com 8/12/2009 — Can Microsoft’s latest Zune, the Zune HD, take down the king? It depends on which king you’re talking about. As it stands, the iPod Touch is a whole different beast because of the App Store. What Microsoft has done with the Zune HD is nothing ...

Buy Zune 8 and Zune 120, Zune accessories from Microsoft Store
store.microsoft.com 8/13/2009 — Pre-order your Zune HD Zune HD 16GB Player Please select a delivery option: Preorder Ship It [?] $219.99 Add to Cart $219.99 $219.99 Buy $219.99 $219.99 Zune HD 32GB Player Please select a delivery option: Preorder Ship It [?] $289.99 Add to Cart ...

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 ...

MetroPCS Gets Windows Mobile Smartphone — InformationWeek - All Stories And Blogs 10/21/2009
The Samsung Code could be popular with businesses that want mobility without long-term contracts.

MetroPCS Gets Windows Mobile Smartphone — InformationWeek Mobility News 10/21/2009
The Samsung Code could be popular with businesses that want mobility without long-term contracts.

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 ...

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.