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With the launch of Windows Phone 6.5 looming, phone addicts are already looking towards Microsoft’s next release, Windows Phone 7.
Although there are few details available about what improvements we’ll see with Windows Phone 7 - also known as Windows Mobile 7 - it has been hinted that the operating system will be aimed more at the consumer market, although Windows’ traditional business credentials will still remain under the surface.
The rest of the article here:
http://www.itpro.co.uk/614938/what-to-expect-from-windows-phone-7
And: http://wmpoweruser.com/?p=7528
If already posted please delete
Very Interesting...thanks for posting
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I recently came across this tutorial for writing an application that will allow you to control Media Center from your Windows Mobile 5 (and above, I guess) device over wi-fi.
You will need Visual Basic or Visual C# Express Editions, Windows Media Center SDK 5.0, and Windows Mobile 5.0 Smartphone SDK.
Looks like a fun project, but I've got exams in a few days' time, so will have to wait until the beginning of June to try it out I guess.
Link: http://blogs.msdn.com/coding4fun/archive/2007/05/14/2632164.aspx
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This does sound like an interesting project.
Hi all
just surfing the net and found this thing.
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http://www.engadgetmobile.com/2008/05/09/mwg-releasing-windows-mobile-7-gear-before-the-years-out/
is you look at the picture you see that that end of this year (2008) they will release the Flame 2 with windows mobile 7
i hope you all like it.
Great
Antonius
just looked at MWg´s website (http://www.mwg.com), I didn´t know this company...but the info seems quite reliable as the company was founded by former O2 members and the phones are nice-looking as well.
i agree m.schmidler thats why i think you all might find this use full (sorry for bad english)
Hi,
i already found Mobile GMaps for Windows Mobile. However it is insanely difficult to install and it needs IBM Weme which is commercial and currently you can't even download the trial (IBM links are all dead)
So are there any free Maps (especially Germany) that I can preload to my Windows Mobile 6.1 phone ?
Thanks in advance !
IBM just release the Mobile GMaps for Windows Mobile demo version so i don't think you can use it for along time
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openmobilemaps here on xda in this very forum or any of the others that use openstreetmap.org data
or there's bing as well..
Moved as not software release.
... according to site WMPowerUsers,
Updated August 9th, 2010, Porting Windows Phone 7 will be nearly impossible. If someone has any updated information on how to Port Windows Phone 7, please share. I've read all other threads posted, and still no update. Thanks.
I think this might help you out:
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I'm sure you have that same search option much like 100% of the users here do.
Of course if that's not really your style and you would like to go for a larger scale with your WP7 'research', I've found this video that would probably help you out:
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According to a report by Boomerang Microsoft paid the Finnish mobile leader Nokia a total of $1 Billion as a part of Software Agreement between the two companies. Nokia is supposed to for each copy of Windows [Phone] based OS or application it uses on its devices to Microsoft.
The agreement is to last for “5 years”
Stephen Elop, Nokia’s CEO siad publicly that he wants Nokia branded hardware running Windows Phone software in market before the close of 2011.
Is this the fear of Google’s Android ? or just a smart deal by Microsoft
All android users know the answer.
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