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Belfiore wasn’t shy about criticizing Google’s Android OS. Even though Google currently dominates the mobile OS market, its strategy of licensing the Android OS to manufacturers is similar to Microsoft’s previous…
A few eyebrows were raised when Microsoft presented a slide at a French event where they made the claim that 30 Million Windows Phone devices would be sold by the end of 2011. Given that the first Windows Phone won’t…
Will webOS replace Windows on all of your smartphones? Microsoft will continue and will always be a huge strategic partner for Hewlett-Packard. Our focus is to create choice for customers around those products and…
according to a report published Monday. ComScore reported that Google’s share of smartphone subscribers rose to 9%, compared to 3.8% at the end of November. Meanwhile Apple’s share fell 0.1 points to 25.4%, while…
Charlie Kindel on Windows Phone Development : Different Means Better with the new Windows Phone Developer Experience Check out some of the comments in the link above.
“Because we have very specific requirements for Windows Phone 7 Series the current phones we have right now will not be upgradable,” Microsoft cuts off Win Phone 7 upgrades for all WM6 devices | ElectronistaInvites ‹…
Weak spin from both on reasons to leap off a sinking ship. Skype has just discontinued Windows Mobile version of Skype client: We’ve chosen to withdraw Skype Lite and Skype for Windows Mobile because we want to offer our…
Symbian will lose smartphone battle By Rob Jones at Gartner Symposium ITxpo, Cannes [07-11-2003] Microsoft’s standardised handsets will win the day, says Gartner Analyst Gartner has warned that, without a concerted…
The mobile operating system formerly known as “Pocket PC 2000/2002, Pocket PC 2000/2002 Phone Edition, Smartphone 2002, Windows Mobile (2003/5.0) for Pocket PC, Windows Mobile (2003/SE/5.0) for Pocket PC Phone Edition,…
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…