WMExperts Podcast Episode 89
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Mal and Phil talk up the latest Windows Mobile 7 rumors in what likely is our last podcast before Microsoft officially announces it. Plus, your e-mails and voicemails!
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Windows Mobile recap
Hardware news
- Sony Ericsson Aspen announced, is first official Windows Mobile 6.5.3 device
- Sony Ericsson Aspen caught on video
- Xperia X2 update schedule announced
- T-Mobile HD-2 rumored for March 24
Software news
- U.S. T-Mobile HD2 to feature Swype
- Foursquare coming to Windows Mobile
- Verizon Navigator goes v5.0, adds social networking, roadside assistance
- Amazon Unbox brings its videos to Windows Mobile
Community
Thanks to Jan, Chris and Douglas for the e-mails, and Rico and our unnamed friend for the voicemails. Drop us a line. E-mail podcast@wmexperts.com. Call us at (866) 904-5882 ext. 222. Hit us up on Twitter - @wmexperts, Deiter, Phil, Malatesta, George, Tim.
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!
Comments
There are 5 comments. Sign in to commentRico says:
Sorry about the lengthy voice mail, guys. i rushed home from a 12-hour shift in hopes of making the podcast and downed even more sinus medicine than recommended. Not a good combination when sound judgment is required.
Mal, Phil -
I liked the comment about Dieter's experience with FourSquare in his small town in Florida. Yes, if there aren't many FourSquare users there, it'll be easy to become mayor. I use FourSquare in NYC. Because there are so many FourSquare users I think the experience is richer, and its really hard to become mayor of popular places like Starbucks, or Barnes and Nobles. I think FourSquare is an interesting app/idea for a large concentration of smartphone users in cities like NYC or San Francisco. It's fun, and the alliance with Bravo may make it even more interesting.
I was excited also by the news that Amazon's video on demand can be synced to Windows Mobile phones. I used that on my old Nokia N97, and thought it was awesome. I sold my N97 and looking for a new media heavy smartphone. My Blackberry's cool, but it's not great at playing videos. Wonder what watching movies on the Touch Pro 2 would be like? Maybe, I should check Craigs list, and see if I can buy a second hand one... Hmmm..
As always, fun podcast. Malatesta, good luck with the move!




























