The arrival of Windows Mobile 7 has essentially ended all future development for the form factor known as WMS the touchscreen-less Windows Mobile-based smartphone. It traditionally was more popular in the USA than it was in Europe. However, the French carrier SFR now takes a final stab by releasing an MSN Messenger phone with an
When Windows Mobile 7 was first announced, most of us scratched their head and wondered. By now, I guess that quite a few of you have freaked out if not, find out more below: No cut&paste The first idiocy comes from focus group research. Microsoft claims to have figured out that users never use Copy&Paste 
Found under: LG, Windows Mobile 7, Samsung, Asus,, Weve already talked about the first Windows Phone 7 Series handsets and so far we know that Samsung Asus and LG all have at least one working prototype running Microsoft latest OS.But today we have for you a totally new LG Windows Phone 7 handset and this one is a beauty. In fact it might just be the best LG phone created so far if only it were re...
In episode #11 of the Simple Mobile Review Podcast we talk a little Windows Mobile 7 and the ridiculous things that it wont do. 2 of 5 BlackBerry users want an iPhone as their next device This cant be good for RIM. Solid state hard drives are really cool, but, still really expensive All this and ...
Weve seen quite a few leaks showing Windows Mobile 7 before the official introduction at the Mobile World Congress this year most of them looked like the ones in the slide below: Engadget reports the following about them: Microsofts Albert Shum one of WP7S chief designers who we had the pleasure of meeting back at
Microsoft used the MIX2010 event to show off what Windows Phone 7 Series could have looked like - confirming previous reports. The rumours about Windows Mobile 7 have been around for donkey's years, but a new slide from Microsoft (snapped by Engadget) has shown that at least some of them were true. The original plan was to basically update and re-jig the same Windows Mobile core as used in al...
Microsoft has just opened its official developer program for Windows Mobile 7. Developers who hit this link can sign up Unfortunately, various limitations of the platform were disclosed at the same time. The bullet-point list of horror contains further information: No user-exchangeable memory (aka no MicroSD cards) No real multitasking No way to install apps except for the marketplace Ultra-strict
