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All the improvements rolling out with Windows Mobile 6.5 (the new UI and set of tools is now “Windows Phone,” though the name Windows Mobile is not completely gone) are coming along quite nicely. This video has many of them being demonstrated — some you’ve seen (My Phone) and some you haven’t (Zune interface, alerts, Windows Marketplace stuff), and I have to say, it all…Here is the complete post : CrunchGear

Windows Mobile as we’ve known it is gone. Say hello to the new Windows Phone operating system! The Inquirer got a sit-down introduction to the newly named mobile OS and offers up this early look. Most of what’s shown is already common knowledge: support for Microsoft Tag , the My Phone service that backs up your device over the air and the rather Zune-ish interface.

The Zune HD might just be a contender. It has everything good about the present version of Zune and then some. The PC client is more visually interesting than iTunes. You can also subscribe to unlimited music. In addition to this, the Zune pass also gives you 10 permanent downloads for just $14.99 a month. The new features include high definition video output and HD Radio. One impressive feature of the Zune HD is that is just about two thirds the size of the iPod Touch. It is also slimmer.

2009Aug2The Zune HD might just be a contender. It has everything good about the present version of Zune and then some. The PC client is more visually interesting than iTunes. You can also subscribe to unlimited music. In addition to this, the Zune pass also gives you 10 permanent downloads for just $14.99 a month.The new features include high definition video output and HD Radio. One impressive feature of the Zune HD is that is just about two thirds the size of the iPod Touch. It is also slimmer.

All the improvements rolling out with Windows Mobile 6.5 (the new UI and set of tools is now “Windows Phone,” though the name Windows Mobile is not completely gone) are coming along quite nicely. This video has many of them being demonstrated — some you’ve seen (My Phone) and some you haven’t (Zune interface, alerts, Windows Marketplace stuff), and I have to say, it all looks quite nice. Internet Explorer actually looked pretty nice, though it was going pretty slowly.

All the improvements rolling out with Windows Mobile 6.5 (the new UI and set of tools is now “Windows Phone,” though the name Windows Mobile is not completely gone) are coming along quite nicely. This video has many of them being demonstrated — some you’ve seen (My Phone) and some you haven’t (Zune interface, alerts, Windows Marketplace stuff), and I have to say, it all looks quite nice. Internet Explorer actually looked pretty nice, though it was going pretty slowly.

All the improvements rolling out with Windows Mobile 6.5 (the new UI and set of tools is now “Windows Phone,” though the name Windows Mobile is not completely gone) are coming along quite nicely. This video has many of them being demonstrated — some you’ve seen (My Phone) and some you haven’t (Zune interface, alerts, Windows Marketplace stuff), and I have to say, it all looks quite nice. Internet Explorer actually looked pretty nice, though it was going pretty slowly.

All the improvements rolling out with Windows Mobile 6.5 (the new UI and set of tools is now “Windows Phone,” though the name Windows Mobile is not completely gone) are coming along quite nicely. This video has many of them being demonstrated — some you’ve seen (My Phone) and some you haven’t (Zune interface, alerts, Windows Marketplace stuff), and I have to say, it all looks quite nice. Internet Explorer actually looked pretty nice, though it was going pretty slowly.

Filed under: Handsets , HTC , Windows Mobile Remember that pretty Windows Mobile 6.5-ish skin for AT&T’s Warhawk (a.k.a. HTC Touch Diamond2 ) we saw last week? Looks like it (or another very similar skin) is ready to make another appearance. The Inquirer managed to get a walkthrough of what’s being called the final build of WinMo 6.5, and while there isn’t a lot of new functionality shown — large portions of the video are devoted to My Phone syncing and QR codes — we do get to seem a few Zune inspired ideas and a brief glimpse of how it handles flash.

The ZuneTM – Halo® 3 Edition comes preloaded with a collection of music, videos and artwork, including: Music: – Halo Original Soundtrack Complete Album – Halo 2 Original Soundtrack, Volume 1 All tracks by Marty ODonnell and Michael Salvatori – Halo 2 Original Soundtrack, Volume 2 Complete Album Videos: – Halo 3 Starry Night advertisement – Halo 3 E3 2006 announcement trailer – Halo 2 theatrical teaser trailer – Three Halo 3 making of documentary videos – A custom episode of Red vs.

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High expectation of Windows Mobile 6.5? Microsoft wants to deliver the desktop-like experience by changing the name of their devices from Windows Mobile 6.5 to Windows Phone. Source has the latest video of the completed and final version of Windows Phone. Let’s not compare it to the iPhone. The lock screen now delivers more information. Zune-like home screen works great.

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Remember that pretty Windows Mobile 6.5-ish skin for AT&T’s Warhawk (a.k.a. HTC Touch Diamond2 ) we saw last week? Looks like it (or another very similar skin) is ready to make another appearance. The Inquirer managed to get a walkthrough of what’s being called the final build of WinMo 6.5, and while there isn’t a lot of new functionality shown — large portions of the video are devoted to My Phone syncing and QR codes — we do get to seem a few Zune inspired ideas and a brief glimpse of how it handles flash.

Sunday, August 2nd, 2009 by Steven 0 Add a CommentRemember that pretty Windows Mobile 6.5-ish skin for AT&T’s Warhawk (a.k.a. HTC Touch Diamond2) we saw last week? Looks like it (or another very similar skin) is ready to make another appearance. The Inquirer managed to get a walkthrough of what’s being called the final build of WinMo 6.5, and while there isn’t a lot of new functionality shown — large portions of the video are devoted to My Phone syncing and QR codes — we do get to seem a few Zune inspired ideas and a brief glimpse of how it handles flash.

Remember that pretty Windows Mobile 6.5-ish skin for AT&T’s Warhawk (a.k.a. HTC Touch Diamond2 ) we saw last week? Looks like it (or another very similar skin) is ready to make another appearance. The Inquirer managed to get a walkthrough of what’s being called the final build of WinMo 6.5, and while there isn’t a lot of new functionality shown — large portions of the video are devoted to My Phone syncing and QR codes — we do get to seem a few Zune inspired ideas and a brief glimpse of how it handles flash.

Remember that pretty Windows Mobile 6.5-ish skin for AT&T’s Warhawk (a.k.a. HTC Touch Diamond2 ) we saw last week? Looks like it (or another very similar skin) is ready to make another appearance. The Inquirer managed to get a walkthrough of what’s being called the final build of WinMo 6.5, and while there isn’t a lot of new functionality shown — large portions of the video are devoted to My Phone syncing and QR codes — we do get to seem a few Zune inspired ideas and a brief glimpse of how it handles flash.

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Filed under: Handsets , HTC , Windows Mobile Remember that pretty Windows Mobile 6.5-ish skin for AT&T’s Warhawk (a.k.a. HTC Touch Diamond2 ) we saw last week? Looks like it (or another very similar skin) is ready to make another appearance. The Inquirer managed to get a walkthrough of what’s being called the final build of WinMo 6.5, and while there isn’t a lot of new functionality shown — large portions of the video are devoted to My Phone syncing and QR codes — we do get to seem a few Zune inspired ideas and a brief glimpse of how it handles flash.

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