Loke Uei Tan talks to us about Windows Mobile 6.5 at Microsoft Tech.Ed New Zealand 2009
People, posted: 6-Oct-2009 10:26
Loke Uei Tan is a Microsoft Sr Technical Product Manager responsible for creating and deploying technical resources and content to over 1,000 field evangelists within Microsoft on all Windows Mobile topics and technologies.
In this video Ben Gracewood finds out more about Windows Mobile 6.5, new features and the marketplace for mobile:
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In this video Ben Gracewood finds out more about Windows Mobile 6.5, new features and the marketplace for mobile:
For Tech.Ed official videos visit TechEd Online, a global online community where visitors can explore video interviews with industry experts, view on-demand sessions and keynotes, join the community with Tech.Ed blog posts from around the world.
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Comment by d3Xt3r, on 6-Oct-2009 13:20 , user id: 43636)
But the "improved UI" sucks. Well, the today screen anyways. Titanium just doesn't cut it, compared to other UIs like HTC Sense or SPB Mobile Shell 3.5+ or even the highly customizable PointUI.
Of course, that's the beauty of WinMo, that you're free to choose whichever shell/today look you like. But MS has been pushing the onus of improvements on the users for far too long. If it weren't for XDA-devs/PPCGeeks/Modaco etc, I would have never continued with WinMo. Of course, it's not just me, but even Steve Ballmer admits that they screwed up WinMo.
MS had better get their act sorted out otherwise it'll be too late.
Can WinMo 7 save the day? One can only hope.