T-Mobile.
Most of the seven-minute video is devoted to the Windows Mobile 6.0 devices selected as being most notable by Langridge. It also spends some screen time showing off the use of a phone being employed as a wireless modem for a laptop. Even most Microsoft employees are unware this can be done, says Langridge, adding that connections can be made at up to 7.2Mbits/sec. depending on the device.
(Clockwise) AT&T Tilt, AT&T Pantech Duo, HTC S710, HTC Touch Dual, Palm Treo 500V, Samsung i620, T-Mobile Shadow
(Click any phone for details)
The demonstration of the T-Mobile Shadow is of particular interest since it shows a
custom user interface created by Microsoft (shown at the right) for the carrier. According to Langridge and other Microsoft bloggers, the company also created the interface used by Vodafone on the Palm Treo 500V. Both developments represent a departure for Microsoft, which once hailed the standardized user interface as a selling point for Windows Mobile devices.
To see the Jason Langridge video, "Windows Mobile devices for your shopping list," visit Microsoft's on10.net site,
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