Slacker has officially launched for Windows Mobile, which is not only good news for Windows Mobile users, but also good news for Slacker because that means they now have apps available on all of the major mobile operating systems. In other words you can now listen to Slacker Radio using an iPhone, Android phone, webOS more »

Mozilla has put the brakes on developing a mobile version of its Firefox browser for Windows Mobile. Though Mozilla planned to deliver Fennec (Firefox mobile) to as many platforms as possible, one of its developers revealed today that the company has stopped working on Windows Mobile. Don’t hold your breath for a Windows Phone 7 more »

Yesterday we learned that the HTC HD2 will not be seeing the upgrade to Windows Phone 7 when that comes available later in the year, and today T-Mobile has announced the handsets availability. As of now the HTC HD2 will be available with T-Mobile as of March 24. Price wise, expect to pay $199.99 on more »

Microsoft has all but confirmed the bad, but not all that surprising news — the HTC HD2 will not be able to upgrade to Windows Phone 7 series. The news comes courtesy of Joe Belfiore who simply stated that the HD2 is “not compliant with the Windows Phone 7 Series hardware specifications.” Like I said, more »

Plenty of people nowadays are looking to an iPhone, BlackBerry or something sporting Android for their smartphone needs, but that should not rule Windows Mobile based handsets out. That said, Verizon Wireless and Samsung have recently announced the upcoming availability of the Omnia II. And in a nice twist on numbers, the Omnia II will more »

It was a few weeks back that AT&T officially announced the Windows Mobile based HTC Tilt 2 and as of today that handset is now available for purchase. The Tilt 2, which is a Windows Mobile 6.5 handset will set you back $299.99, which comes after a $50 mail in rebate. In other words, expect more »

Verizon Wireless has just added the HTC Touch Pro to the available lineup, which means that the Touch Pro can now be found on every major US carrier except T-Mobile. Moving on, the Verizon Wireless branded Touch Pro is a similar offering as the rest of the carriers, except for the pricing, with that it more »