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Windows Phone 7 Hardware, Gaming, More
A lot of information continues to come out about Windows Phone 7 Series, much of it from last week’s Global Developer Conference. More of the hardware specs have come to light, and Microsoft gave developers a good taste of the gaming potential. This week I’ll offer up some of this info, including links to videos from GDC discussing the Xbox Live features and gaming potential.
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Native Opera Mini version released and is just great!
While (as of today, a month after it being demoed at MWC for the press) there still isn’t any sign of the native iPhone version of one of the best Web browsers, Opera Mini, in the AppStore, the Opera folks don’t seem to have stopped with porting their browser into other platforms. In addition to the iPhone, there’s also a brand new Windows Mobile version released just two days after my publishing my previous news report on Windows Mobile browsers.
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Major Web site upgrade
Hi, folks. I'm just putting the finishing touches on a major software upgrade to the Web site, from Drupal 5 to 6. You may see some glitches and some slow performance while I fix all the problems I can find. After this afternoon, if you still see something that's not working right, please drop me a line at ben [at] smartphonemag [dot] com and let me know. Thanks!
Ben Stallings
Web developer
Smartphone & Pocket PC magazine
Windows Phone 7 Won’t Run Old Apps, Won’t Work on Current Phones
Shocking news this past week about the forthcoming Windows Phone 7 Series. Not only will it not run current apps, but also current phones such as the forthcoming HTC HD2 from T-Mobile may not be upgradeable. This week, I’ll point you to more information about this, as well as additional detail about Windows Phone 7 and videos of this software in action.
Windows Phone 7 Form Factor, HTC HD Mini
It seems odd to talk about a specific Windows Phone 7 Series form factor, since Windows Mobile devices have typically had a fair amount of variety. But apparently Microsoft will exert much tighter control of chassis design this next round. This week I’ll point you to some info regarding the chassis design as well as more discussion of this forthcoming Wndows Phone software. And I’ll note info on the newly announced HTC HD Mini.
Skype: "No More Windows Mobile for You!"
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Web Browsing News & Reviews & Tips and Tricks (01/Mar/2010)
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More on Windows Phone 7, T-Mobile HD2
Lots of detail came out last week about Windows Phone 7, so I thought I’d pass some of that along, including links to videos. Plus, there’s a new version of Windows Marketplace for Mobile. And this week I wanted to note the latest on the T-Mobile HD2, the highly anticipated device with a 4.3-inch screen.
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New Handy SMS from Paragon
"Paragon Software Group is happy to announce Handy SMS for Windows Mobile, a messaging application that arranges and manages your short messages in the most efficient way.
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Spb Mobile Shell version 5 coming!
Can't say enough about Mobile Shell from SPB. If you run vanilla flavored WinMo, it can be a pain to navigate and find apps. SPB Mobile Shell fixes that with one unified menu system and home screen that lets you manage apps, check time and weather, browse contacts and do much more. All without leaving the slick, user-interactive interface.
