Motorola Rambler lands at Boost Mobile
Boost Mobile has announced that it will be getting the Motorola Rambler handset aimed at the user who sends lots of text messages. The handset has a clamshell design and a full QWERTY keyboard. The Rambler also supports multimedia functions. Features of the device include a 1.3MP camera with video recording, wireless internet access, email access, IM apps, stereo Bluetooth capability, and a …
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Motorola announces Rambler QWERTY feature phone for Boost Mobile
Today Motorola announced its latest feature phone for Boost Mobile, the Rambler. The phone sports a QWERTY keyboard and a well rounded feature set. It will be available on August 11th. Read the full story here.
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Boost Lands Motorola Rambler and Bali Handsets
Boost Mobile today announced two new Motorola handsets, the Rambler and the Bali. Shared features include clamshell designs, 1.3 megapixel cameras with video capture, stereo Bluetooth, and support for microSD cards.Rambler: This flip phone has a full QWERTY keyboard … (follow link to read)
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Windows Mobile application development

Mobile and compact devices become more and more popular in our society. Each of us faces with them every day. Certainly each of us has mobile phone, hand-held computers or other hi-tech devices.

All of these devices have different mobile platforms. There are such known platforms as Windows MobileM, iPhone, BlackBerry, Symbian OS, Android, Maemo, OpenMoko etc. All of them have different history and advantages and failings.

Introduction

Such platforms as Windows Mobile, BlackBerry, iPhone are «closed» enough and limited by either their own devices (BlackBerry, iPhone) or development complexity. Among other problems of above mentioned platforms there is limited API. Even Java platform for mobile devices has some failings such as great number of limitations; very different APIs; device dependent code. Symbian and Windows Mobile platforms are better from this point as far as they support wider range of devices and their APIs give more options.

Common problem here is also that there are a lot of platforms. Talking about OpenSource and Cross-Platform solutions we should say that they are still developing at the moment and are not widespread yet.

In this article we’ll pay our attention to the Windows Mobile platform.

Microsoft Has To Tell Its Employees To Like Windows Phone 7
In an announcement that makes it seem like current Microsoft employees don’t even own a Windows Mobile phone, the company said that all 90,000 of its employees would be getting a Widows Phone 7 phone for free….
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Verizon Opens New V CAST Mobile Apps Store to More Smartphones
Verizon Wireless is now extending V CAST Apps, a new mobile apps storefront introduced in March, to more models of RIM BlackBerry smartphones, although not to phones based on other platforms, such as Windows Mobile or the Android OS.
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Windows Mobile Smart Phone Software!

Smartphone is nothing but a phone that you can make telephone calls with. You can also add additional features to it such as bells and whistles that are found on a personal digital assistant (PDA) or even a computer. A user can also send and receive e-mail, edit Office documents, or surf the Internet through these phones.

With advancement in technology, PDA’s evolved and could be used for various purposes. They gained wireless connectivity and could be used to send and receive e-mail. PDA’s also adopted cellular phone features and cell phones added a feature which was similar to those found in PDA’s and computers. This started the trend of smart phones.

The prime features of these types of phones are quite similar to other types of phones:

There are, however, certain features that align with smartphones and those that are more associated with cell phones.  Read more...

Windows Mobile to Retire; Windows Phone Is Born
Windows Mobile is getting a new name, Windows Phone, with the introduction of Windows Phone 7.
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Good Technology Standardizes on Mocana Technology to Secure Mobile Offerings
iOS, Android, Symbian, Windows Mobile Users to Enjoy State-of-the-Art Security, Choice of Mobile Devices Mocana Corporation, a company that focuses on securing non-PC smart connected devices, today announced that Good Technology has licensed Mocana’s NanoCrypto™ cryptographic engine for use on supported mobile platforms, including iOS, Android, Symbian, Windows Mobile, and Palm webOS.
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