applications.samsungmobile.com - 2/3/2009
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Windows Mobile Communications Spb Phone Suite Completed Windows Mobile with useful features.. Detail Symbian OS Multimedia SmartMovie for Symbian Great video player for your mobile device. Detail Symbian OS Organisation OxyBook Pro for Symbian Contacts manager with an ...
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
digitimes.com - 2/6/2009
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digitimes.com —
Microsoft, which is planning to unveil its Windows
Mobile 6.5 platform at the Mobile World Congress soon,...
has decided that, going forward, Windows Mobile-based handsets will be promoted simply as Windows phones without specifying an OS version number, ...
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Windows Mobile phones to become just Windows phones, say ...
quickoffice.com - 1/29/2009
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quickoffice.com —
Feature Quickoffice 4.1 Quickoffice 6.0 Word Processing Capabilities
Word Count - Quickword will now count words just...
like on your desktop Word documents View Password Protected Files: simply open document and enter password. Support for transparent ...
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Quickoffice for Symbian
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Samsung Mobile Applications: llega la App Store de Samsung
Celularis —
... De hecho, ya se puede ver el sitio online, y luego de la presentación habrán unas 1,100 aplicaciones disponibles para comenzar, de ...
Samsung Readies Mobile App Store Launch For Feb. 16
mocoNews —
... Samsung is expected to announce a new mobile application store at Mobile World Congress on Feb. 16, which will be wider in scope compared to the storefront Samsung launched in the UK market late last month, a spokesman confirmed today. On Jan. 29, Samsung launched an online store in the UK that sells applications for phones using the Symbian and Windows Mobile operating system. The announcement in Barcelona is expected to involve the U.S. market and encompass more operating systems. Samsung is clearly trying to follow in the footsteps of Apple ( ...
Are There Too Many App Stores For Phones?
InformationWeek - All Stories And Blogs —
... As Samsung readies their new Mobile Application Marketplace I have to wonder is a cell phone manufacturer the right person to do this? The Post article asserts that to make this successful, you should own the platform, as Apple does with their ...
Samsung Launched its own AppStore-Like Online Shop
HardMac.com —
... that will launch its own online application online store at the end of the month (http://applications.samsungmobile.com. ...
Mobile App Stores: Huge and Growing
dailywireless.org —
... Upcoming Blackberry App World uses PayPal and lists a wide range of applications that will be available at launch, from consumer to enterprise, such as games, social networks and stock market trackers.
The Windows Mobile 6.5 store will provide the ability to browse and download applications from their Windows Mobile 6.5 phone. Microsoft’s upcoming Windows Marketplace for Mobile is an application store and targets other new devices.
Samsung launched a new mobile application store at Mobile World Congress on Feb. 16. ...
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