bits.blogs.nytimes.com - 1/23/2009
—
Microsoft says the next version of its cellphone software will move data like photos and contacts between phones, computers and the Internet.
neowin.net - 1/19/2009
—
neowin.net —
Microsoft is planning to unveil three new mobile
services at the Mobile World Congress (MWC) in Barcelona
next month. The software giant is aiming to move your mobile data into the cloud and rival Apple's MobileMe service. Microsoft announced the ...
(more)
Microsoft set to unveil MobileMe competitor next month
digitimes.com - 1/21/2009
—
digitimes.com —
Microsoft is expected to start delivering its Windows
Mobile 6.5 OS (operating system) to handset makers in
mid-2009 following the expected debut of the new mobile OS in the upcoming Mobile World Congress (MWC) in Barcelona, according to sources at ...
(more)
Microsoft expected to deliver Windows Mobile 6.5 OS to ...
exedamobile.com - 1/24/2009
—
exedamobile.com —
22-Jan-09 - To demonstrate just how friendly to
developers exeda is, CompuLab software team brought-up Windows Mobile
6.5 Alpha on exeda the same day it was released. Site is under construction Site is under construction
(more)
Windows Mobile 6.5 Alpha
Comments
Blog Reactions
What You Can Expect from Windows Mobile 6.5 Next Month [Windows Mobile 6.5]
Gizmodo —
Andrew Lees, Microsoft's dude in charge of cellphone software told the NY Times in so many words what you can expect from Windows Mobile 6.5 at Mobile World Congress next month. Some's good, some's clueless. What we're expecting to see next month is Windows Mobile 6.5, with a new UI, and the debut of Microsoft's cloud syncing services, codenamed SkyBox. Lees obliquely confirmed a lot of that, and says they get that people want to do more with their phones than extend their soul-killing jobs past the eroding boundaries between work and home: “We want ...
Linkpost | 1.23.2009
TechBlog —
... - In its new MSN Mobile Music service. • Can Windows Mobile Get the Magic Back? - New version coming soon, but will it have what it takes to compete with the iPhone, Android, BlackBerry and Pre? • ...
Windows Mobile Getting Better, Still A Tiny Business For Microsoft (MSFT)
Silicon Alley Insider —
... The software giant plans to unveil new services at next month's Mobile World Congress in Barcelona. From the preview Microsoft (MSFT) exec Andrew Lees recently offered the New York Times, and ...
Windows Mobile app store, cloud sync service coming soon
Download Squad —
... , Microsoft is preparing to introduce the next version of Windows Mobile at the Mobile World Congress next month. But Microsoft's Andrew Lees tells the New York Times that the company has more than an OS update up its sleeve. ...
Will Microsoft's Latest Efforts Be Enough To Keep Windows Mobile Relevant?
mocoNews —
... The important thing going forward will be to watch Microsoft's latest offerings, which are likely to be unveiled in mid-February at Mobile World Congress. Microsoft is expected to announce Windows Mobile 6.5, and a slew of new cloud services. The New York Times was briefed by Andrew Lees, the SVP in charge of Microsoft's cellphone software, on what will likely be announced. The services hinted at consumer-facing solutions, like allowing photos to be automatically sent to the Web and to your friends via social networks. At CES ...
Related Content
Microsoft building Windows Mobile 7 from the ground up
intomobile.com 3/14/2009 — It looks like Microsoft ( NSDQ: MSFT )’s next major update to the Windows Mobile platform will be a drastic departure from the Windows Mobile we all know and, um, love. Windows Mobile 6.5 does include some touch-optimized features, but ...
A Look at the New Windows Mobile
bits.blogs.nytimes.com 2/16/2009 — Microsoft copies the iPhone with its new cellphone software, but it doesn't copy Apple's insistence on selling all the programs and music for its phones.
Windows Mobile 6.5 is made official
obsessable.com 2/16/2009 — The newest update to the platform is more touchscreen-friendly and features a new version of Internet Explorer Mobile. After a tour of its features ended up on YouTube this weekend , Microsoft made Windows Mobile 6.5 officia l this morning. Most of the updates to the platform are in order to ...
Windows Mobile: What’s coming when
blogs.zdnet.com 2/5/2009 — While Windows Mobile officials won't talk about ship-date targets (hmmm... sounds like Windows client), some folks familiar with Microsoft's plans are talking. Here's the latest I'm hearing from my sources:
Steve Ballmer: Windows Mobile 6.5 will come next year
unwiredview.com 11/7/2008 —
After Windows Mobile 6.1, everyone has thought Windows Mobile 7 would follow. Well, not really. The next iteration of Microsoft’s mobile OS is now officially confirmed to be Windows Mobile 6.5.
There have been some rumors regarding WM 6.5 in the ...
How to fix Windows Mobile
community.winsupersite.com 12/12/2008 — This is an interesting if misguided article and, coincidentally, I met with the Windows Mobile folks just this week, so it’s good timing as well: In recent months, Microsoft's mobile strategy has hit a rough patch. In the third quarter, iPhone ...
Microsoft revamps its Windows Mobile operating system
blog.seattlepi.nwsource.com 2/16/2009 — To make his pitch for the new more user-friendly Windows Mobile, Microsoft's Scott Rockfeld talks about the time his smart phone dropped four stories down an elevator shaft, taking with it photos of his new child.
NY Times vs truth - Windows Mobile edition
tamsppc.tamoggemon.com 1/16/2009 — The NY Times recently quoted Todd Peters making the following, completely brain-dead statement:
The reason that Microsoft is limiting the number of phones with the operating system is because, he said, the company does not want to have its efforts ...
Windows Mobile 7 screenshots leaked?!
intomobile.com 3/25/2009 — Ever find yourself incredulous and excited at the same time. Then you’ll know how we felt when we stumbled across these alleged screenshots of Windows Mobile 7.
Following on a recent job posting from Microsoft ( NSDQ: MSFT ) that led us to ...
Microsoft: HTC has made 80% of all Windows Mobile phones
appleinsider.com 2/20/2009 — While playing up the fact that 50 phone makers around the world have licensed the company's Windows Mobile platform, Microsoft inadvertently let it slip out that a full 80% of all Windows Mobile phones ever made have actually come from a single maker: ...
Windows Mobile 6.5 Smartphones earliest Q3 2009? —
I4U News 1/21/2009
It is assumed that Microsoft will debut Windows Mobile 6.5 at the Mobile World Congress 2009 in Barcelona next month. Digitimes reports now that Microsoft is delivering Windows Mobile 6.5 mid-year to device makers like HTC.
This would mean the ...
Follow TechBlips on Twitter
