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Want to read more about Windows Mobile 6.5? Here are links to Windows Mobile 6.5 articles and videos from Microsoft and 3rd party websites which will give you an overview of it's features, capabilities and upgrades
Posted Sunday, April 12, 2009 by ChrisD Rating: 3.52Comments (0)
The device has a rubberized back which gives a good grip when held in hand and due to the slim design, it’s easy to hold. The sides of the phone have a nice metallic finish. You have a set of buttons – 4 in front (call, GPS shortcut, Home shortcut, end call) along with the D-pad in the center and 4 on the left side (volume up/down control, reset hole, voice recorder) and 2 on the right (power, camera). The battery needs to be removed in order to insert your SIM card.
Read the rest of the review for more details! (Source: Raj Pillai)
Read about the interations of the touch screen version of Windows Mobile called the Pocket PC and the Smartphone and how Microsoft is now focused on enhancing the touch screen experience with Windows Mobile 6.5 to respond to the popularity of the iPhone.
Did you know that there used to be a version of Windows Mobile called Classic Edition? The Classic Edition was really the PDA version of Windows Mobile which included Wi-Fi and Bluetooth but did not include cellular capabilities.
This article documents where Windows Mobile came from and the end of the availablility of Windows Mobile Classic Edition.
(Includes definitions of Windows Mobile Professional, Classic and Standard for reference).
Added the WMDC Start Services batch file to start all required services for WMDC. If after you run this batch file allows you to sync, you need to review the services above and ensure that they are set to Automatic.
Posted Sunday, March 15, 2009 by ChrisD Rating: 2.88Comments (0)
Recently Microsoft introduced Windows Mobile 6.1.4, a minor upgrade of the Windows Mobile operating system. With 6.1.4 Microsoft replaced the Pocket Internet Explorer web browser with Internet Explorer Mobile version 6. With Internet Explorer Mobile 6, certain websites render with errors.
Error Displayed - 80004004
You may see this same error with browsing other websites you are using the new Internet Explorer Mobile which ships with 6.1.4.
Here are searches that I have optimized to give you answers about Windows Mobile more effectively. These searches are optimized by selecting certain keywords and sites to ensure you get better results. I created these searches to help me find the latest information to help users like you with Windows Mobile.
The searches are for Pocket PC FAQ, Windows Mobile Support and System Center Mobile Device Manager.
Recently Microsoft introduced Windows Mobile 6.1.4, a minor upgrade of the Windows Mobile operating system. With 6.1.4 Microsoft replaced the Pocket Internet Explorer web browser with Internet Explorer Mobile version 6. Internet Explorer Mobile 6
Internet Explorer Mobile was installed to replace Pocket Internet Explorer to be more compatible with the desktop version of Internet Explorer. IE Mobile is the combination of Internet Explorer 6 code and Internet Explorer 8 scripting engine. So with this new browser, you can view your pages in Desktop mode with more fidelity.
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