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    ISVs who create software for both BlackBerry and Windows Mobile report the same thing. "We've seen some uptick in Windows Mobile, but BlackBerry remains more popular by far" said Rob Woodbridge, CEO of Rove Mobile Inc. Full Article at PC World
    We've seen some uptick in Windows Mobile, but BlackBerry remains more popular by far
    SOURCE: PC World 16 months ago
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Microsoft Rings Its Own Bell
  1. From the Armed Forces to the U.S. Court System, people are not just trying Windows Mobile, they are buying them
    SOURCE: PC World 16 months ago
  2. The true test will be to see 3-5 years from now.
    SOURCE: PC World 16 months ago
  3. This makes Windows Mobile phones first-class citizens on the network, as easily managed as desktop or laptop PCs
    SOURCE: PC World 16 months ago
  4. Our Live Search team has a cross-platform strategy, so I can definitely assume that group is exploring the iPhone, though there are no announced plans yet
    SOURCE: PC World 16 months ago
  5. There are tons more Windows Mobile apps than iPhone
    SOURCE: PC World 16 months ago
  6. So you can see the hype versus the reality
    SOURCE: PC World 16 months ago
  7. not very open ... I'd hate to be the 4,001st developer in line who didn't meet some subjective bar Steve Jobs set.
    SOURCE: PC World 16 months ago
  8. Once we become a retailer, then we'd have to become more closed
    SOURCE: PC World 16 months ago

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