"Neowin first reported over a week ago that Microsoft was planning a Starter version of its mobile operating system. But that news was overshadowed by all the Windows Phone 7 Series hoopla from the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona. Windows Phone Starter is similar in concept to the original Windows Starter Edition products. Windows XP and Windows Vista Starter were products exclusively tailored...
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PocketPCThoughts on 2nd Mar 2010 (via feeds.pocketpcthoughts.com)
Panasonic today has announced the new Toughbook convertible tablet PC running Windows 7 or Windows XP if you really must stay a slave to the past. The C1 is a business rugged tablet and that means it looks kinda ...
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MobileTechReview on 2nd Mar 2010 (via mobiletechreview.com)
Neowin first reported over a week ago that Microsoft was planning a Starter version of its mobile operating system. But that news was overshadowed by all the Windows Phone 7 Series hoopla from the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona. Windows Phone Starter is similar in concept to the original Windows Starter Edition products. Windows XP and Windows Vista Starter were products exclusively tailored.....
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JustAnotherMobilePhoneBlog on 1st Mar 2010 (via feedproxy.google.com)
We already reported in the news about [planshetn]y[ke] Of viliv S7, now it became known about his existence “the big brother” of [netbuka]-[transformera] Of viliv Of s10 Of blade. At the present moment the device counts as accessible for [predzakaza] and became known its technicalities. In the base configuration the model works under control OS Windows XP, possesses 60 GB with hard drive and i...
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JustAnotherMobilePhoneBlog on 25th Feb 2010 (via feedproxy.google.com)
Sprint has announced an update to its Overdrive 3G/4G Router/Modem which addresses Wi-Fi radio operation and throughput, improved Windows XP compatibility, enhancements to the OTA update functionality and a fix for an issue where the router would...
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PhoneNewsCom on 25th Feb 2010 (via phonenews.com)
bvlad: RT @codinghorror: it is just scary how long we, as an industry, will have to support Windows XP. Probably another 10 years IMO
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S60ONLINEBlog on 9th Feb 2010 (via twitter.com)