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Microsoft Reveals New Windows Mobile 6.5
cdrinfo.com - 2/17/2009
Microsoft Reveals New Windows Mobile 6.5
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Today at Mobile World Congress 2009, Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer along with key mobile partners, HTC, LG and Orange, unveiled new Windows phones based on Windows Mobile 6.5. Windows Mobile 6.5 will feature a new user interface and a richer browsing experience, accoding to Microsoft. In ...
microsoft.com - 2/13/2009
Microsoft Appoints David Porter as Corporate Vice President of Retail Stores: Twenty-seven-year ...
— microsoft.com — Twenty-seven-year retail veteran will focus on transforming the PC and device-buying experience for retail consumers and developing... and rolling out new Microsoft-branded stores. REDMOND, Wash. — Feb. 12, 2009 — Microsoft Corp. today announced that ... (more) Microsoft Appoints David Porter as Corporate Vice ...

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Did Microsoft kill Android at Mobile World Congress 2009?
roughlydrafted.com - 2/18/2009
Did Microsoft kill Android at Mobile World Congress 2009?
— roughlydrafted.com — Daniel Eran Dilger Despite racking up a big list of top-tier phone set manufacturers in its Android... Open Handset Alliance, Google’s mobile operating system was nearly non-existant among OHA members’ announcements at the GSMA Mobile World ... (more) Did Microsoft kill Android at Mobile World Congress 2009?

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A Microsoft smartphone: No. A Microsoft phone chassis: Yes | All about Microsoft
blogs.zdnet.com - 2/12/2009
A Microsoft smartphone: No. A Microsoft phone chassis: Yes | All about Microsoft
— blogs.zdnet.com — February 6th, 2009 A Microsoft smartphone: No. A Microsoft phone chassis: Yes Posted by Mary Jo Foley... @ 5:31 am Categories: Code names , Corporate strategy , Mobile services ("Pink"/"Rouge") , Telecommunications , Windows Live , Windows Mobile , Xbox ... (more) A Microsoft smartphone: No. A Microsoft phone ...

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HardMac.com:  Windows Mobile 6.5 Unveiled

The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW):  Windows Mobile, Android, Flash make headlines at Mobile World Congress

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Windows Mobile 6.5 Unveiled
HardMac.com — Source : CDR InfoThe first major revision of Windows Mobile since the release of the iPhone has been unveiled by Microsoft. According to Steve Ballmer, this new OS should improve GUI and user’s experience, while breaking down barriers between people… (Do we need a mobile phone to talk to the person sitting next to us?) Beside such marketing points, the new Windows Mobile includes most of the success feature of the iPhone OS: better connection with computers and networks to exchange data, an AppStore like online shop to purchase ...

Windows Mobile, Android, Flash make headlines at Mobile World Congress
The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW) — ... Two of Apple's rival mobile platforms announced news this week at the 2009 Mobile World Congress, with Windows Mobile 6.5 on the way, and a new Android-based handset from HTC. ...

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Editorial: The uphill battle Microsoft faces with Windows Mobile — jkOnTheRun
The recent announcements by Microsoft detailing Windows Mobile (WM) 6.5 and to a lesser degree WM 7.0 have left many questioning the continued relevance of Windows Mobile in the future. The incremental update to WM has been received as expected with some excited for the future and others ...
Windows Mobile 6.5 and Windows Marketplace announced — iTech News Net
Microsoft officially announced the Windows Mobile 6.5 OS, replacing version 6.1, at the MWC 2009. The WM 6.5 features a new user interface and a richer browsing experience. At the same time Microsoft introduces two new services, the My Phone, to sync text messages, photos, video, contacts ...
Microsoft Officially Unveils Windows Marketplace for Mobile, Windows Mobile 6.5, My Phone — iPodObserver
Microsoft announced Monday in Barcelona, Spain several new Windows Mobile initiatives, including an application store, an updated version of Windows Mobile (version 6.5), and the not-at-all-sounding-like-iPhone "My Phone" service. The announcements were made by Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer at the ...
Windows Mobile 6.5 unveiled- devices now called Windows phones — jkOnTheRun
The Microsoft press event at MWC is now over and while I digest what was covered I knew you’d want to see the new Windows Mobile 6.5. Here are some screen shots of the new OS in action. Note that devices will now be called “Windows phones” as per Microsoft.  ...