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CTIA group pushes micro USB as standard

Phil Nickinson | 23/04/2009 | Web Review
While a number of you probably celebrated Earth Day yesterday by driving to work in second gear (or was that just us?), the folks at CTIA made themselves a little more useful and released a statement supporting micro-USB as the standard for the "Universal Charging Standard"...
microsoft, windows mobile

More pics of a T-Mobile Touch Pro 2

Phil Nickinson | 22/04/2009 | Web Review
In case there were any doubt that the HTC Touch Pro 2 was coming to T-Mobile, the causes for concern appear to be shrinking.Here we have but one of a number of pics of a T-Mobile-branded Touch Pro 2 from d474rpr.com. [via] The pictures aren't of the greatest quality (sigh). But at...
microsoft, windows mobile

What goes on when an app crashes

Phil Nickinson | 22/04/2009 | Web Review
Ever wonder where that Windows Mobile error report screen comes from, and what information you're actually sending back to Microsoft if you still have the thing turned on? OK, us, either. But it's nice to learn that the reports actually do go somewhere and are read by someone, as the...
microsoft, windows mobile

Acer kills off ETEN brand, brings new phones to Singapore

Phil Nickinson | 22/04/2009 | Web Review
As cell phones get smaller and thinner, Acer apparently has gone against the grain and is launching 3-foot-phones in Singa- ... Wait. This just in. No giant phones. Phew.But what we do have is a launch event for a slew of new phones in Singapore. It's worth a mention here because we've seen...
microsoft, windows mobile

Toshiba TG02, TG03 pics leak out

Phil Nickinson | 22/04/2009 | Web Review
Our frenemies at The iPhone Blog are gonna have a field day with this, but feast your eyes on a leaked shot of the Toshiba TG02 and its 4.1 inches of high-res bliss, thanks to Techblog.As you'll remember from the leaked Toshiba roadmap we saw not so long ago, the TG02 (the follow-up to the TG01,...
microsoft, windows mobile

HTC Touch Pro now on U.S. Cellular

Phil Nickinson | 21/04/2009 | Web Review
You know it, you love it, and now you can get the HTC Touch Pro on U.S. Cellular for $250, after a $70 mail-in rebate. [via BGR]Don't know U.S. Cellular? Not too surprising, seeing as how the carrier's not available in all states. But that's OK. It's good to see Windows Mobile...
microsoft, windows mobile

Review: SPB Mobile Shell 3.0

George Ponder | 21/04/2009 | Web Review
  SPB has released the much anticipated updated version of Mobile Shell 2.0. It's hard to say that Mobile Shell 3.0 is an update to the previous versions of this popular utility because of the dramatic changes present with 3.0. Just looking at the home page of both versions, the casual...
microsoft, windows mobile

Apple's 'I'm a Mac' commercial is exposed! (or something like that)

Phil Nickinson | 21/04/2009 | Web Review
We try not to wade into the whole "I'm a Mac, I'm a PC" thing because, frankly, while often entertaining, we don't believe they do much to further either platform.What we will do, however, is tip our hats to MacJournals [via DF] for pointing out some shenanigans in the recent...
microsoft, windows mobile

FeedMe is a nice, light RSS reader

Phil Nickinson | 20/04/2009 | Web Review
If you're in the market for a free, lightweight RSS reader, here's one you might want to check out. FeedMe does all the usual things you'd expect from an RSS reader. You set up the feed, and it pulls in the stories. But it goes further than that, allowing you to actually search the Web, Yahoo and...
microsoft, windows mobile

Touch Diamond gets hotfixes for audio skipping, reminder repeats

Phil Nickinson | 20/04/2009 | Web Review
HTC has released a couple of hotfixes for the original Touch Diamond that should take are of a couple of annoying bugs. (As opposed to the bugs we like, I guess.) The first hotfix takes care of problems a number of people were having with audio playback skipping. The second involves the Sounds...
microsoft, windows mobile

Review: Cellet Emergency Charger

HobbesIsReal | 20/04/2009 | Web Review
In my line of work, I travel a lot. It may be just a long day away from the office with local driving, or an 11-hour cross-country trip with three airplanes and two airports. I also do a lot of camping and fishing, which pose obvious power-availability challenges. No matter what, I have...
microsoft, windows mobile

Best of SPE, 19 April 2009

Dieter Bohn | 20/04/2009 | Web Review
Each week we bring you the best of what's happening in the smartphone world in our "Best of SPE roundup." Come take a look at what's news! <!--break--> Android Central We're a little jealous of our friends across the pond, as they can pre-order the HTC Magic at the low low...
microsoft, windows mobile

WMExperts Podcast Episode 53

Dieter Bohn | 19/04/2009 | Web Review
Join Dieter and Mal as the talk up the week's Windows Mobile News.  Capactive screens and Windows Mobile: when will they finally meet? Download it directly with this link Subscribe via iTunes Subscribe directly to the Podcast feed with your favorite Podcatcher here Listen to...
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Making the case for capacitive touch

Phil Nickinson | 19/04/2009 | Web Review
Last month Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer raised a bit of a ruckus (OK, when does he not) when discussing capacitive touchscreens and how he doesn't believe the iPhone uses them in a way that keeps the phone price economical.Needless to say, many of you scoffed – nay, you were outraged –...
microsoft, windows mobile

'The Big Picture' now mobile with Kinoma Play

George Ponder | 19/04/2009 | Web Review
My dream job has always been either a professional basketball player or photographer. While my skills on the court negated the latter possibility, I did work my way through college as a newspaper photographer enjoying every assignment.  While my career path shifted after college, I've...
microsoft, windows mobile

Managed APIs make life easier on developers

Phil Nickinson | 18/04/2009 | Web Review
We'll freely admit that much of what developers do is a mystery to us, some sort of magical concoction of code and pixie dust that eventually becomes a working application. But we do understand the importance of APIs – application programming interfaces – and that's why we...
microsoft, windows mobile

HTC Touch Diamond 2 Product Video

George Ponder | 18/04/2009 | Web Review
We've mentioned HTC's YouTube Channel before, right? HTC has taken advantage of this video medium by showcasing their phones such as the HTC Snap. Well if you need any help day dreaming about the Touch Diamond 2, just take a gander at the above Product Tour. The Diamond 2 is available...
microsoft, windows mobile

Verizon Releases LTE Specs to Hardware Developers

George Ponder | 17/04/2009 | Web Review
We've made mention that Verizon was working on its LTE network earlier this year, and now it appears the big V is releasing network specifications so hardware developers can start designing phones capable of using the 4G network. The specifications provide guidelines for both access and data...
microsoft, windows mobile

Windows Mobile 6.5 'launch' at TechEd 2009

Phil Nickinson | 17/04/2009 | Web Review
Windows Mobile 6.5 has been "announced," and apparently we're getting closer to "launch." The Windows Mobile Team Blog [via ZDNet] notes that there will be a "kickoff launch presentation" on May 11 at the start of TechEd 09.Stephanie Ferguson, GM of Business...
microsoft, windows mobile

Head to Head: Palm vs. Jabra

George Ponder | 17/04/2009 | Web Review
  Bluetooth headsets are becoming a staple commodity in the mobile phone industry. We've mentioned the increasing number of state laws requiring hands-free operation of phones while driving and even without the laws, hands-free phone operation while driving makes sense. We're also a more...
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Google vise des investissements massifs dans l'IA, rivalisant avec Microsoft et OpenAI

Google vise des investissements massifs dans l'IA, rivalisant avec Microsoft et OpenAI
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