appscout.com - 2/3/2009
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Motorola had an earnings conference call today with some juicy tidbits embedded in it. Primarily, Moto confirmed that they're losing tons of money and that their handset business is not doing very well at all. So how are they going to turn it around? With Android and Windows Mobile, apparently.
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blogs.zdnet.com - 2/5/2009
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blogs.zdnet.com —
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:
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Windows Mobile: What’s coming when
googlemobile.blogspot.com - 2/3/2009
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googlemobile.blogspot.com —
Don't want to type a long query, like
"U.S. economic stimulus plan", on your T-Mobile G1? Just...
say it. Or, perhaps you'd like to browse the web without sliding out the keyboard? Well now you can. For those of you with a G1 in the US, the next time ...
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Official Google Mobile Blog: Search with your voice on ...
unwiredview.com - 2/2/2009
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unwiredview.com —
Well, it looks that today is Samsung leak
day. Just few hours ago we reported that there’s...
a new Samsung 12 megapixel handset and probably 8 mpx handset with 3x optical zoom coming out at MWC 2009 in Barcelona. Now the Dutch site GSM Helpdesk, ...
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Samsung Omnia 16GB, Samsung Android Phone and more leaks
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Motorola CEO- Windows Mobile 7 not until 2010 [jkOnTheRun]
GigaOM Network —
... happy with Motorola right about now. Jha went on to proclaim that Motorola is backing Android in a big way:
“Our Smartphone road map includes a variety of devices, many based on the Android operating system. Android is a flexible operating environment and has attracted thousands of developers with it as we believe we can enable differentiated user experience,” he said.
(via AppScout and GigaOM) ...
Motorola CEO Confirms Windows Mobile 7 for 2010
Phone Scoop - Latest News —
... competitive; more of our effort and focus in 2009 is going to Android, but in 2010 when Windows 7 will become available, we will then participate in a more focused way in Windows Mobile 7 in 2010." Motorola has admitted to having a dedicated team working on Android-based products in the past, but this spells it out more clearly. Jha also said that Motorola will be focusing on mid-level and high-end devices. Microsoft itself has not confirmed a release schedule for Windows Mobile 7. more info at AppScout ...
Motorola Confirms Windows Mobile 7 Efforts In 2010
InformationWeek - All Stories And Blogs —
... , Feb 3, 2009 01:20 PM [image] Motorola has confirmed that it will participate in the Windows Mobile 7 area in 2010, but it will focus on Android for the time being. Motorola CEO Sanjay Jha spoke at the earnings conference call earlier today. "As you know, Windows 6 series is available in 2009 and as compared to Android, we believe in 2009 Android is more competitive; more of our effort and focus in 2009 is going to Android, but in 2010 when Windows 7 will become available, we will then participate in a more focused way in Windows Mobile 7 in 2010" Microsoft tries to keep a ...
Motorola CEO says Windows Mobile out in 2010
pdaBlast! —
... ) In a recent earnings call, Motorola CEO Sanjay Jha, said Windows Mobile 7 will be out in 2010. Until then, they will focus on Android. "As you know, Windows 6 series is available in 2009 and as compared to Android, we believe in 2009 Android is more competitive; more of our effort and focus in 2009 is going to Android, but in 2010 when Windows 7 will become available, we will then participate in a more focused way in Windows Mobile 7 in 2010." Source ...
Motorola CEO: Microsoft Windows Mobile 7 coming in 2010
Tech Ticker —
... you know, Windows 6 series is available in 2009 and as compared to Android, we believe in 2009 Android is more competitive; more of our effort and focus in 2009 is going to Android, but in 2010 when Windows 7 will become available, we will then participate in a more focused way in Windows Mobile 7 in 2010,” Jha said.
Steve Ballmer will be there at the MWC this year to announce Windows Mobile 6.5, so we can possibly expect the dates for Windows Mobile 7 too.
[Via AppScout]
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Rut Roh Raggy, Motorola Spills the Beans on WinMo 7
Mobility Site —
... 2010? Holy Mackerel, that seem so far away. Appscout.com ran a story yesterday with a quote from Motorola’s CEO Sanjay Jha… ...
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