It’s been so long that we almost stopped caring, but HTC and Sprint have come through to deliver a welcome update to the Sprint Touch. Unofficial versions of this firmware have been floating around the web for quite some time, but if you’re the sort that doesn’t like to color outside of the lines, you’ll [...]

Click here to read more from Windows Mobile

Whatever your prejudice may be to Windows Mobile devices, the Samsung Omnia wants you to change your mind. On the outside, this 3.2-inch touch-screen phone is just another iPhone clone, Instinct 2, if you will. Omnia’s features, though, is on a league of its own.

Click here to read more from Windows Mobile

Windows Sideshow is available for Windows Mobile 5.0 and 6.0. Even though the software is a developer-intended beta, you can still try out its current features. Microsoft use the technology in Windows Vista from Windows Sideshow.It supports a secondary screen on your mobile PC and allows you to use it to view information, whether the [...]

Click here to read more from Windows Mobile

The Samsung i770 look like the current i760 might be getting a little bit of love before it gets phased out. Rumor has it that the i760 will be the recipient of a fresh Windows Mobile 6.1 update sometime this month.

Click here to read more from Windows Mobile

GSmart has brought an arsenal of new Windows Mobile handsets to the Computex show in Taipei. The flagship of the new range is Gigabyte GSmart MS808.

Click here to read more from Windows Mobile

Windows Mobile 6.1 train is rolling steadily by now, and it is a good thing too. With all the new features that are loaded in the new OS, and Sprint’s promise to load Windows Mobile 6.1 on all its Windows Mobile 6 devices, it is about time that they get going on it.

Click here to read more from Windows Mobile

HTC announced the Touch Pro, a new smartphone that follows in the footsteps of the Touch Diamond and carries over a lot of the same specs. It uses the same HTC TouchFlo 3D user interface, runs Windows Mobile 6.1, and packs HSDPA 7.2Mbps and HSUPA 3G.

Click here to read more from Windows Mobile

According to Engadget Mobile, Qualcomm will be releasing a Windows Mobile 7 powered handset which will be powered by their Snapdragon mobile CPU. The device is supposed to make “big presence in Snapdragon-based devices at CES 2009” and pack a $299 price point that is almost as tiny as the device pictured above. This tiny [...]

Click here to read more from Windows Mobile

Any Verizon customers out there getting close to an upgrade and curious as to what smartphones might be coming to the carrier this Summer? Look no further as Engadget Mobile has gotten their hands on some internal slides that contain info you may find of interest.

We took particular note of the following: Q3 will bring [...]

Click here to read more from Windows Mobile

Nokia S60 users will be able to join in on the fun as the Windows Live application for S60 devices has gone live.

To add some icing on the cake, the S60 software syncs your Live contacts and Hotmail account with your phone’s address book and mail client in a few simple steps.

Click here to read more from Windows Mobile

Well Taiwan are getting their very own HTC Touch Diamond obviously a different version seeing as it is called the HTC P3702 and not the HTC Touch Diamond, they both have the same features of course and user interface called the Touchflo 3D, the only difference between the HTC Touch Diamond and the HTC P3702 [...]

Click here to read more from Windows Mobile

Microsoft is expecting Windows Mobile to grow by 50% in 2008 and 2009. It is expected that by the time the fiscal year for Microsoft closes in June, over 20 million Windows Mobile handsets will have been sold. This is almost double what was sold the previous year, which came in at about 11 million [...]

Click here to read more from Windows Mobile

“50% growth is the minimum”, said Eddie Wu, Microsoft managing director of OEM embedded devices Asia. With this statement, Microsoft declares that it wants to grow Windows Mobile by 50%. Is it possible? There are two ways that you can look at this.

Click here to read more from Windows Mobile