Malatesta and Dieter discuss the the latest Windows Mobile device rumors and software. Listen in!
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News
Hardware News
- A Verizon-branded Touch Pro 2? Already? (And the HTC Cedar for good measure)
- Sprint Touch Pro 2 spotted, may drop mid-June
- And, finally, renders of AT&T's Touch Pro 2 & Touch Diamond 2
- Video: 56 seconds of Touch Pro 2
- Welcome back, HP, and the iPAQ K3
- Samsung Epix gets a ROM update for that nagging 'SLOG DUMP' error
Microsoft/WM News
- Microsoft clarifies apps on multiple phones (and a little rumor for good measure)
- Microsoft opens Marketplace developer forums
- Purchase an app in the Windows Marketplace, put it on five phones
- Konklusion: WM7 on skedule for phones in April 2010
- Zune integration listed in Windows Mobile 7 job listing
- LG, Acer added to WinMo 6.5 upgrade list
- Microsoft My Phone now an open beta
- The Palm Pre does WHAT with Exchange?
Software News
- IM+ Gets Major Update to v6
- Twitter client Twikini turns the official 1.0, loses its free beta status
And the Rest...
Thanks to Stephen, Lil Sunshine, and Michael!
Credits
Thanks to the WMExperts Store for sponsoring the podcast. Thanks also to these great artists for the music and to CCMixter.org for offering a great database of Creative Commons music!
Reader comments
WMExperts Podcast Episode 57
ok with samsung, you do have to load the modem driver thingon your pc(similar to the unlocker program)...but to load the omnia with 6.5 you get the new rom (in our case its a .bin file) load it into the "bootloader program" plug the phone in while its turned off, turn it on and you have 6.5 in 2-3minutes.
maybe different with the epix.
Mal,
Twitter is great! I'm not keen on broadcasting where I am or what I am doing. But, I do use it to track my expenses with tweets to my Xpenser account. I also use Twitter to follow my favorite blogs.
Also, direct messages allow you to use Twitter as an IM or SMS replacement.