WINDOWS MOBILE LAUNCHES EDUCATIONAL PORTAL.
Windows Mobile by Microsoft has made great strides to push the envelope with its newestmobile operating system called Windows Mobile 5.
In line with this launch, Microsoft opted to develop a mobile-centric portal dedicated to the "5" platform to serve as an educational starting point for users interested in the using devices powered by Windows Mobile.
We says "HATS OFF" to them and to the industry for starting to work together to further the aims of the mobile world. With powerful mobile devices and higher-speed data wireless networks now available from wireless phone companies in addition to powerful features delivered through mobile operating systems such as Windows Mobile, the future is bright for all things mobile.
Phantom Fiber's Advanced Wireless Platform supports all mobile phones and devices powered by the Windows Mobile platform (PocketPC and mobile phones) including support for Palm, Blackberry devices, java-enabled phones, WAP browser phones and the i-Mode network.
Look at what Windows Mobile has to offer here.
For a collection of BusinessWeek technology reviews on mobile phones and handhelds, click on the links below:
Mobile Phone Reviews
Handheld Reviews
Windows Mobile by Microsoft has made great strides to push the envelope with its newestmobile operating system called Windows Mobile 5.
In line with this launch, Microsoft opted to develop a mobile-centric portal dedicated to the "5" platform to serve as an educational starting point for users interested in the using devices powered by Windows Mobile.
We says "HATS OFF" to them and to the industry for starting to work together to further the aims of the mobile world. With powerful mobile devices and higher-speed data wireless networks now available from wireless phone companies in addition to powerful features delivered through mobile operating systems such as Windows Mobile, the future is bright for all things mobile.
Phantom Fiber's Advanced Wireless Platform supports all mobile phones and devices powered by the Windows Mobile platform (PocketPC and mobile phones) including support for Palm, Blackberry devices, java-enabled phones, WAP browser phones and the i-Mode network.
Look at what Windows Mobile has to offer here.
For a collection of BusinessWeek technology reviews on mobile phones and handhelds, click on the links below:
Mobile Phone Reviews
Handheld Reviews
