Well this one has been going around for ages, that Micro$oft would eventually come up with it’s own hardware to deliver it’s Windows Mobile OS on, and somehow couple it with the Zune MP3 player to create the ultimate WinMo device. I always find myself having a little chuckle at the cynical optimism of tech

Found under: windows mobile, android, smartphone, A Chinese company is releasing a smartphone that can run either Google or Windows mobile OS. Citing a report from a Taiwanese website unwiredview.com said that the QiGi i6 can run run either Windows Mobile 6.1 or Googles Android OS. unwiredview.com also said that the main features of the upcoming QiGi i6 are 2.8-inch touchscreen display onscreen QW...

The latest whispers surfing the net waves is that Microsoft is in development of their own mobile phone and said mobile phone will be powered by the NVIDIA mobile platform. We presume this Microsoft mobile handset will run on their own Windows Mobile OS and the word is, said mobile phone will include top notch

Recently launched touch screen phone from Samsung, the Omnia, which has a 3.2 inch fully functional touch screen and Windows Mobile OS has joined the league of DivX certified phones. Samsung Omnia has been called as the iPhone killer and its touch screen is really awesome in resolution. Of course, it cannot beat the touch experience of the iPhone but getting DivX certification gives Omnia an upper...

Today I had the opportunity to trial, for a few minutes, one of the devices that I was quite interested in, the Sony Ericsson Xperia X1, the first SE phone with Windows Mobile OS. I was not able to use the phone for more than 10 minutes but I was able to note the following features:

Check out our slideshow review of the Sony Ericsson XPERIA X1. The phone features a stylish design and a rugged build. The innovative Panel system shows a lot of promise, but it is overshadowed by the underlying Windows Mobile OS. See our slides to find out more...

A Vodafone exclusive Windows Mobile OS smartphone leaked today over at the FCC website, sporting a full QWERTY keyboard and GPS. While those sound nice, there's no Wi-Fi or 3G support in sight...

A Vodafone exclusive Windows Mobile OS smartphone leaked yesterday over at the FCC website, sporting a full QWERTY keyboard and GPS. The full QWERTY keyboard and the built-in GPS receiver that the Vodafone 1231 harnesses seem quite nice but there's no Wi-Fi or 3G support in sight so we guess it won't be a high-end device. Vodafone 1231 Manufactured by ZTE, the Vodafone 1231 is a tri-band...

A Vodafone exclusive Windows Mobile OS smartphone leaked today over at the FCC website, sporting a full QWERTY keyboard and GPS. While those sound nice, there's no Wi-Fi or 3G support in sight...

To get from Windows Mobile 6 to 6.1 isn't an overnight process - in fact, it's a multiple-month process, which often leaves consumers frustrated by a long wait. I just listened to a podcast from .NET Rocks where Windows Mobile software architect Rob Tiffany gives some insight into the update process. So, take the AT&T Tilt, which is made by HTC, as an example. First, Microsoft issues...