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engadgetmobile.com - 8/18/2008

Samsung Omnia review

— engadgetmobile.com — No longer does Windows Mobile alone a capable smartphone make. The platform's core is as relevant, powerful, and well-supported as ever, but that's not the problem -- the real issue is that it's just plain hard to look at. The days of WinMo looking ... (more) Samsung Omnia review

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investor.palm.com - 8/20/2008

Company - Investor Relations

— investor.palm.com — Treo Pro Empowers Mobile Work Force With Windows Mobile 6.1 and Palm Shortcuts SUNNYVALE, Calif., Aug 20, 2008 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- Palm, Inc. (Nasdaq:PALM) today introduced Treo(TM) Pro, an effortlessly usable smartphone for businesses that want to ... (more) Company - Investor Relations

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digitimes.com - 8/22/2008

HTC producing new smartphone for Palm

— digitimes.com — Taiwan-based High Tech Computer (HTC) has been chosen to manufacture Palm's latest Windows Mobile-based smartphone, the Treo Pro, according to sources at handset vendors. (more) HTC producing new smartphone for Palm

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AIM IM client for Windows Mobile out of beta
MobileBurn.com — ... that the new AIM for Windows Mobile client can be used to send text messages to cell phones inside the USA, which could be a significant cost savings for some people. We did experience some trouble with the virtual on-screen keyboard on our HTC Touch Diamond disappearing when entering messages, though. It seemed as if the text input box lost focus for an instant, perhaps as ads on the app were being refreshed. But overall the application seems to work well. You can read more about AIM for Windows Mobile at the AOL website .

AIM Finally Released for Windows Mobile [Aim]
Gizmodo — ... and hit "products" to make the download. If you are on a Windows Mobile device and you don't want AIM, then we are truly, truly sorry for wasting your time. Feel free to drop by Brian Lam's place for a personal apology via back rub any time. No, it won't be strange at all. [AOL via ...

AOL’s AIM client for Windows Mobile exits beta stage
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AIM for Windows Mobile 5, 6 is "Available"
jkOnTheRun — ... Talk is fast becoming a fave of mine, especially with how well it works on the iPhone. Of course, the problem there is that you have to leave the web service up and running all the time since the iPhone doesn't allow apps to run in the background. Windows Mobile has no such limitation so it's worth mentioning that AOL Mobile is offering AIM for WinMo 5 and 6 devices for use in the U.S. Hop your handset over to http://wap.aol.com for an over-the-air download or grab the .CAB right here. Gee, all I need now is a TRS-80 emulator for my iPhone, a copy of ...

The Month In Windows Mobile Apps: AIM, Skype, Crayons and Compasses [Windows Mobile Apps]
Gizmodo — ... AIM 2.0: The official AIM app for Windows Mobile has hit 2.0, landing an interface lift and a new "lifestream" feature. It's a separate tab from your main buddy list, which consolidates updates from tons of social media services (Twitter updates, Flickr friends, Facebook statuses) and presents them in a single stream, as per its name. I'm partial to multi-protocol apps like Palringo, Fring, and Nimbuzz (more on that below), although this official app isn't half bad if AIM's your messaging service of choice. ...