A few weeks we got wind that there may be a Windows Phone Starter Edition coming around soon, and it looks like that will come true in the form of Windows Mobile 6.5. GSMArena is reporting that soon, Microsoft will refer to WinMo 6.5 as Windows Phone 6 Start Edition. This bodes well with earlier rumors that Microsoft would be taking a two-pronged ... Related Posts MWC: Windows Mobile Starter Editi...
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We spent a little time this afternoon with Toshiba. They were keen to show us their range of phones - all running Windows Mobile. The TG02 was there, feeling a lot lighter and even sleeker (if that was possible) than the TG01. The capacious screen is still there, and there's a dash of Toshiba software tweaking, plus the very latest Windows Mobile 6.5.3 was on board to power it along. WiFi, Bl...
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Wireless carrier T-Mobile has recently followed in the footsteps of HTC and a couple of other manufacturers who upgraded their handsets to WinMo 6.5 sometime back. Now, Engadget iMobile reports that according to TmoNews, the widely-known T-Mobile has just committed to deliver Windows Mobile 6.5 update to its Touch Pro2 and Dash 3G mobile handsets. Apparently,
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Earlier this week we told you guys that Windows Mobile 6.5 was going to stick around after Windows Phone 7 hits the masses. It would even take on a new name Windows Phone Classic. With everyone sticking around and playing nice at this party, youd think that maybe current WinMo 6.5 handsets might get
Not sure if your HD2 will be provided with an upgrade to Windows Phone 7 OS? At least it has been spotted with Windows Phone 7 installed on Mobile World Congress. According to winmo.nl, it is running with an early build of the new OS. The UI is very responsive and fast, plus it can
It's all ready and set: Windows Phone 7 Series brings everything you've been asking for to WinMo smartphones. Check out our photo walkthrough here.
Microsoft looks like it might actually beat predictions and release Windows Mobile 7 before the end of the year. The news will be welcome to WinMo fans, as not only have they had to put up with news that the OS was delayed, but also that the first mobiles running WM7 won't be available until 2011. But sources have told CNET that the operating system will be debuting this year, with manufactur...
With rumours Windows Mobile 7 has been delayed to 2011, Microsoft looks like it might be offering a minor update to WinMo 6.5. The new upgrade will apparently be called Windows Mobile Maldives, a re-badged version of Windows Mobile 6.6. It's likely to be unveiled at Mobile World Congress next month, despite LG claiming that it will be showing Windows Mobile 7 devices at the event. Capacitive ...
So far, it seems like manufacturers (well, HTC and a couple others, anyhow) are staying on the ball about upgrading recent handsets to WinMo 6.5, and the next deserving pair comes from none other than T-Mobile USA -- the Dash 3G and Touch Pro2. Of course, the unbranded versions of both of these handsets (the Dash 3G goes by Snap internationally, you may recall) were quite literally the first pre-6...
