Nearly two months ago, a Twitter message from Microsoft developers had leaked that Windows Mobile 6.5 OS is done. A day ago Microsoft celebrated Windows Mobile 6.5 and Windows Phone day. Microsoft is all set to launch a powerful campaign to endorse its Windows Phone brand and Windows Mobile 6.5. The Redmond company expects its hardware partners to deliver more than 30 phone models in 20 countries in the next three months. With all said and done, Microsoft faces a stern question whether its upgraded Windows Mobile can match the standards of iPhone?
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A Twitter message by posted by Microsoft developers a month back leaked that Windows Mobile 6.5 is DONE and was a far better version than the 6.1 version. We came across an exclusive footage of that latest Windows Phone operating system running on a touch screen HTC Touch Diamond2 released in Blip.tv. The demo offers the remote insight into the redesigning of the complete OS user interface and its Zune-esque look and feel. Let's dig into the new features loaded in Windows Mobile 6.5.

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AOL has announced the launch of its instant messenger service AIM 2.0.9.1 beta for Windows Mobile. The latest version of AIM includes rich-features and changes for enriching mobile phone experience. One of the most exciting features with AIM is the Lifestream. With Lifestream users can opt for tabs to see what going on with their contacts. For more convenience the Lifestream tab has been integrated with the Buddy List.

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Windows mobile 6.5 was all set for a release is what a tweet from the Windows mobile team read. Well, those awaiting the latest Windows Mobile OS may have to wait for a while. For worse, they might have to buy a new phone to get the OS. On the better half, those with HTC phone's can have it installed with our simple how to tutorial, thanks to the XDA developers. So far Windows Mobile 6.5 has received a mixed reaction, not all praises. Before installing Windows Mobile 6.5 you might ask, why should you go for the latest Windows Mobile OS?

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The wait for new Windows Mobile 6.5 is over. Microsoft developers working on Windows Mobile 6.5 have divulged the news that the work on Windows latest mobile operating system has finally finished. However, it is unclear whether the new system has enough potential to face the smartphone competitors. The news came as a tweet from the Windows Mobile team spilling the beans. The revamp of Windows Mobile 6.5 had been announced by Steve Ballmer in GSMA Mobile World Congress 2009. The mobile operating system was to be released at Microsofts TechEd conference last week.

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Google and Windows, for once have decided to work their ways in to a collaborative approach to technology. Windows mobile is freshly equipped with Google Street View and soon after there is more to cherish! Google Mobile App, a convenient one-stop shop for all popular Google services, has hit Windows mobile platform. This app is already quite popular with the versions for Apple iPhone and Blackberry. Full article (194 words) »

With Apple iPhones taking the major share of the pie, Steve Ballmer could never wait and watch.  Microsoft and LG have joined hands to produce 10 LG Windows phones in 2009. This was unveiled just after LG's introduction of 3D interface for its high-end phones at the Mobile World Congress(MWC) 2009 in Barcelona. The number of phones is expected to climb to 26 by the end of 2012. What we can anticipate from the LG-Microsoft alliance is a user-friendly smartphone with highly interactive interface. The first phone to be released by the joint effort would be the GM730, which will feature the Windows Mobile 6.1. The phones would be having LG's  much talked about S-Class user interface. Full article (302 words) »

IBM today announced new software and services for mobile devices that closely mimic desktop features formerly found only on the PC. The new software & services can help individuals make better business decisions faster, while connecting friends, work colleagues and teams above and beyond PC era.

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