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  1. The day the Windows died

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    I always thought Windows 2000 was the point of over-service for Microsoft. The book linked below puts a date on the point when Microsoft could and should have created an autonomous division whose task would be to create…

  2. Why HTC (Part II)

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    Starting in January, Apple launched a series of C-Level discussions with tier-1 handset makers to underscore its growing displeasure at seeing its iPhone-related IP infringed. The lawsuit filed against HTC thus appears…

  3. Why HTC?

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    In the suit against HTC, Apple’s listed infringing phones include HD2, Touch Pro2, Tilt2, Imagio, Pure and Touch Diamond. These all run Windows Mobile and not Android. HTC shipped 80% of the Windows Mobile units in the…

  4. Microsoft: Mobile Platforms Don't Matter

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    AppleInsider | Microsoft Pink-Zune details emerge alongside Windows Phone 7 Dilger in fine form today ripping Microsoft a new one. The collapse of its Windows Mobile Marketplace has now caused Microsoft to radically…

  5. 100 Million Windows Mobile Devices

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    by 2007. The goal was set 6 years and 3 months ago: On November 3, 2003, Microsoft announced that it intends to sell 100 million Windows Mobile devices by year 2007. This goal has been set by Steve Ballmer. Majority of…

  6. Into the Mind of a Windows Mobile User

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    What are we to make of the new Windows Phone 7 Series? First, we have to distinguish it as a new platform. Let’s use Microsoft’s new naming conventions and call it “WP7S” as distinct from the current Windows Mobile 6.5…

  7. Dick Brass Vents

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    I knew of Dick Brass at the time when he was promoting ClearType inside Microsoft. We met his team to consider licensing our table recognition algorithms for the production of ebooks for Microsoft Reader, an early ebook…

  8. That River in Egypt

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    Mini-MSFT: Windows Mobile 7: we so dropped the ball in our early phone OS presence that now it seems like it’s a losing battle to have a dog in this fight. But WinMo7 is out there. To me, I can imagine this becoming like…