Word is going around that Samsung is gearing up to reveal 4 stimulating Windows Mobile gadgets this summer, and the Korean company is presently locked in talks with Microsoft to create these gadgets officially upgradeable to Windows Phone 7 Series in January 2011.If the transaction goes through, the latest Samsung Windows Phone Starter Pack inclination, Excerpt from: Samsung To Hurl 4 Novel Windows Mobile Gadgets In The Summer  Read More →

The Samsung Wave is being hyped as one of the phone hits of this year by its builder, with forecasts claiming that it will be owned by 10 million users by the end of 2010. When the Wave arrives in the UK in April, it will have quite a lengthy way to go to reach that magical Originally posted here: Samsung foresees massive sales for wave  Read More →

Opera Software proclaimed the relief of its recently updated Opera Mobile 10 beta 2 for Windows Mobile touchscreen handsets and Symbian/S60 phones. Mutually software applications derives with an updated look, speed dial, password manager, tabbed browsing, the modern generation Opera browser engine, and much more paraphernalia. This Opera Mobile 10 Beta 2 apprises are targeted at improving Read more from the original source: Opera Mobile 10 beta 2 reorganized... 

Samsung’s second take at the Omnia adds tons of features to this Windows Mobile and TouchWiz-based device. The Omnia II earns high marks in calling and camera performance, but comes up short in a few other areas. (follow link to read) Originally posted here: Review: Samsung Omnia II  Read More →

Phone Scoop takes a look at HTC’s monstrous HD2 smartphone. This Windows Mobile 6.5 device sports an amazing 4.3-inch display, speedy processor, and one of HTC’s best designs. (follow link to read) Continue reading here: Video Tour: HTC HD2  Read More →

The new Samsung SCH-i920 Omnia II for Verizon is a Windows Mobile 6.5 smartphone that looks for all the world like one of Samsung’s TouchWiz feature phones. It sports a fantastic 5mp camera, and has a nice design, too. Learn more in this in-depth review. Read the full story here. Read more from the original source: Review of Samsung’s Omnia II for Verizon, with AMOLED display an 5mp camera  Read More →

The Samsung SPH-i350 Intrepid for Sprint is the first bar shaped Windows Mobile 6.5 smartphone to hit the U.S. market. It features a full QWERTY keyboard and a touchscreen display in a compact, and globally roaming, form factor. Brian takes it around town for a test in this full review, with video. Read the full story here. The rest is here: Review of the Windows Mobile powered Samsung i350 Intrepid smartphone  Read More →

The HTC Pure for AT&T was one of the very first Windows Mobile 6.5 smartphones to hit the market. It features a nice 5mp camera and a sleek design, along with a high-res touchscreen display. Ricky tests it out for us in this in-depth review. Read the full story here. Read more here: Review of HTC’s Pure for AT&T with wide-VGA touchscreen and a nice 5MP camera  Read More →

Drivers very eager to carry on the correct side of the rule to the extent that pacing of goes can currently download a camera locator relevance direct to their mobile handset from RoadPilot. RoadPilot Mobile is owing to be accessible on an yearly subscription basis, with the cost as yet to be discovered, but to blot Read the original: RoadPilot Mobile declared : Speed Camera awares for your GPS-enabled phone  Read More →

Microsoft has crafted a new version of its Bing decision engine for Windows Mobile devices. It has improved Bing’s voice search capability, with better speech recognition. Microsoft has added a new, location feature that will automatically find the user … (follow link to read) View original post here: Microsoft Refreshes Bing for Windows Mobile  Read More →

Today Google announced a new version of Maps for Mobile that offers several new features to users of the Windows Mobile and Symbian platforms. The chief improvement in Maps for Mobile 3.3 is the ability to sync users’ starred … (follow link to read) The rest is here: Google Upgrades Maps for WinMo and Symbian  Read More →

Today Opera made two new beta versions of its Mini and Mobile browsers available to select phones. First, Opera Mobile 10 Beta 2 is available to the Windows Mobile and Symbian platforms. Also, Opera Mini 5 Beta 2 is … (follow link to read) Read the original here: Opera Releases Two Beta Browser Updates  Read More →

The Genus hybrid cellular-satellite phone that was announced earlier this year has been approved for use in the U.S. by the FCC. The Genus runs Windows Mobile and the FCC confirms it has quad-band GSM/EDGE and dual-band UMTS/HSDPA 3G … (follow link to read) Read more here: TerreStar’s Hybrid Cell-Sat Phone Meets FCC Muster  Read More →

Phone Scoop was able to spend a few moments with the recently announced LG eXpo. This Windows Mobile 6.5 phone sports a unique, detachable pico projector as well as a QWERTY keyboard and touch screen. (follow link to read) Read the original post: Hands-On: LG eXpo  Read More →

Here’s a entire cluster of firsts for the U.S.: LG today proclaimed the Expo, a Windows Mobile 6.5-based smartphone with a fitted fingerprint feeler and elective pico-projector motorized by a Qualcomm 1-GHz processor that I suppose is their Snapdragon chipset, though LG doesn’t say. Without the projector, the Expo is a plausibly sized slider smartphone at Follow this link: LG, AT&T proclaim 1-GHz Projector handset  Read More →