Vodafone's Windows Mobile roadmap revealed, delights aplenty
Wow, just when we thought Vodafone might not have any more secrets, a couple more were dragged out of the bag. Seems BoyGenius' presentation extraordinaire wasn't complete without laying out exactly what can be expected this year on the Windows Mobile front. As you can see there are a couple new tasty morsels such as a HSDPA tablet with GPS and WiFi -- could be HTC Shift -- an unknown HSDPA slider with GPS and WiFi as well as the previously mentioned Palm Drucker, HP Oak, HP Silver, and Palm Wanda. Big year ahead for Vodafone on the business user front, and we're stoked to catch these things as they start to land, so see ya in Q2 2008 friends.
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Aaron @ Jan 6th 2008 2:46PM
Windows Mobile is a POS and a PITA on a mobile phone, the interface is horrible to use and I would and will dump it in a heartbeat as soon as something good comes along that I can sync properly with exchange wirelessly (Android?)
Microsoft: FIX WM7 interface or stop trying!
and for the love of god please put more ram into these devices so they don’t constantly run out of memory… for real how much $$ does it cost to ad 1GB ram???
Surur @ Jan 6th 2008 4:05PM
Each year they sell twice as many as the previous year, and they need to stop why?
Aaron @ Jan 6th 2008 4:58PM
They sell because there is no alternative to fully sync an exchange mailbox with a mobile device. you can use IMAP but you only get mail. Can you tell me honestly that you enjoy using windows mobile???? WTF
Surur @ Jan 6th 2008 5:13PM
Exchange Activesync is in fact widely licensed, and PalmOS (Treos) and Symbian (mostly Nokia phones) both have Exchange Activesync implementations.
And yes, I enjoy my HTC Kaiser very much, thank you.
Aaron @ Jan 6th 2008 5:18PM
wow, Ok well you will be one of the few to stay when a good alternative appears.
I know everyone that we support under IT will be switching.
Poof Itsgone @ Jan 9th 2008 7:04PM
The Boy Genius articles have disappeared.
Doo dee doo doo, doo dee doo doo.