Follow GadgetBlips on TwitterNVIDIA Microsoft Windows Mobile Smartphone Rumors still lives
Published 2/6/2009 at I4U News
The NVIDIA Microsoft Windows Mobile Smartphone rumor is still alive getting closer to the MWC 2009. Last November the rumor about a NVIDIA chipset powered Microsoft smartphone appeared.
According to CNET analyst Broadpoint AmTech speculates that Microso...
(link)
Tags:
Phones
Windows Mobile
Nvidia Geforce
Related Content
Samsung C6625: Qwerty Windows Mobile Standard Device
wmpoweruser.com 2/6/2009 — The Samsung C6625 while hasn’t been officially unveiled yet, is up for pre-order on Expansys. The qwerty device use Windows Mobile Standard, so the 2.6 QVGA inch screen is not a touch-screen. Other than that the rest of the specification list ...
wmpoweruser.com 2/6/2009 — The Samsung C6625 while hasn’t been officially unveiled yet, is up for pre-order on Expansys. The qwerty device use Windows Mobile Standard, so the 2.6 QVGA inch screen is not a touch-screen. Other than that the rest of the specification list ...
Microsoft's SkyBox site live, branded My Phone?
engadgetmobile.com 2/6/2009 — Filed under: Software , Windows Mobile It appears that Microsoft may have its SkyBox beta sign-up site up and running in preparation for a Mobile World Congress unveiling -- except that it's not called SkyBox, it's called "My Phone" (even though ...
engadgetmobile.com 2/6/2009 — Filed under: Software , Windows Mobile It appears that Microsoft may have its SkyBox beta sign-up site up and running in preparation for a Mobile World Congress unveiling -- except that it's not called SkyBox, it's called "My Phone" (even though ...
BlackBerry hits 50 million sales milestone - Yahoo! News UK
uk.news.yahoo.com 2/6/2009 — Research In Motion (RIM) has hit the 50 million sales milestone for its BlackBerry smartphone almost exactly 10 years after the first handset was launched in January 1999. Skip related content In the years that followed, RIM grew from making two-way ...
uk.news.yahoo.com 2/6/2009 — Research In Motion (RIM) has hit the 50 million sales milestone for its BlackBerry smartphone almost exactly 10 years after the first handset was launched in January 1999. Skip related content In the years that followed, RIM grew from making two-way ...
Cool video: iPhone and Microsoft Surface mashup
arstechnica.com 2/6/2009 — The Microsoft-Apple battle has been raging for ages, and when the iPhone and Microsoft Surface were announced, trolls squirmed with excitement at the prospect of yet another completely different pair of products to compare and bash. So if you're like ...
arstechnica.com 2/6/2009 — The Microsoft-Apple battle has been raging for ages, and when the iPhone and Microsoft Surface were announced, trolls squirmed with excitement at the prospect of yet another completely different pair of products to compare and bash. So if you're like ...
Expansys pulls an Expansys, outs Samsung C6625
engadgetmobile.com 2/6/2009 — The folks at Expansys are hard at work helping us get a wee bit more dirt on what Samsung has in store for us this year with the unofficial unveiling of the Samsung C6625 . This QWERTY messaging device has a 2 megapixel camera, runs Windows Mobile 6.1 ...
engadgetmobile.com 2/6/2009 — The folks at Expansys are hard at work helping us get a wee bit more dirt on what Samsung has in store for us this year with the unofficial unveiling of the Samsung C6625 . This QWERTY messaging device has a 2 megapixel camera, runs Windows Mobile 6.1 ...
Toshiba Ties Touch to Windows Mobile Phone
(PC Magazine) — Yahoo! News: Personal Technology 2/3/2009
PC Magazine - Toshiba on Tuesday announced the TG01, a Windows Mobile-powered touchscreen smartphone the company intends to position against the iPhone 3G, Samsung Omnia, and HTC Touch HD overseas.
PC Magazine - Toshiba on Tuesday announced the TG01, a Windows Mobile-powered touchscreen smartphone the company intends to position against the iPhone 3G, Samsung Omnia, and HTC Touch HD overseas.
Windows Mobile 7 Phones rumored for Spring 2010 — I4U News 2/5/2009
Windows Mobile 6.5 is said to have its debut at the MWC 2009 in Barcelona this month and WinMo 6.5 handsets are expect to be in customers hands by Q3 2009. According to speculations by Mary-Jo Foley on ZDNet about the release schedule for the ...
Windows Mobile 6.5 is said to have its debut at the MWC 2009 in Barcelona this month and WinMo 6.5 handsets are expect to be in customers hands by Q3 2009. According to speculations by Mary-Jo Foley on ZDNet about the release schedule for the ...
Microsoft: Smartphone Rumors Crop Up Again — BARRONS.com: Tech Trader Daily 2/5/2009
Not for the first time, there are rumors floating around suggesting that Microsoft (MSFT) is planning to launch its own smartphone. The last round of rumors came in November ; with the 3GSM trade show coming up soon, they have re-emerged. ...
Not for the first time, there are rumors floating around suggesting that Microsoft (MSFT) is planning to launch its own smartphone. The last round of rumors came in November ; with the 3GSM trade show coming up soon, they have re-emerged. ...
A way to turn your cell phone into a laptop — Personal Technology 2/8/2009
Redfly looks like a tiny laptop, but is actually a keyboard and screen that harnesses the processing power and storage space of smart phones that use Microsoft Corp.'s Windows Mobile operating system.
Redfly looks like a tiny laptop, but is actually a keyboard and screen that harnesses the processing power and storage space of smart phones that use Microsoft Corp.'s Windows Mobile operating system.
Google Launches Sync for iPhone, Windows Mobile
(PC Magazine) — Yahoo! News: Personal Technology 2/9/2009
PC Magazine - Here's something that's been long overdue: Google has finally launched a way for iPhone and Windows Mobile smart device users to sync their Google Contacts and Google Calendar information over the air, using the iPhone's built-in apps.
PC Magazine - Here's something that's been long overdue: Google has finally launched a way for iPhone and Windows Mobile smart device users to sync their Google Contacts and Google Calendar information over the air, using the iPhone's built-in apps.
