Hey if you can give a try to

Submitted by jhonekumar on Mon, 2008-09-01 05:07

Hey if you can give a try to iphone theme at http://www.iphonethemeforpocketpc.com/

Now my pockt PC functions like a iphone

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Neither

Submitted by HeartBurnKid on Mon, 2008-07-14 12:59

I'm more interested in LinMo, Symbian, and Android than either iPhone or WinMo.

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?

Submitted by Mathewpb on Mon, 2008-07-14 12:56

what phone is that shown next to the iphone?

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meh

Submitted by N25PHILLY on Mon, 2008-07-14 08:21

like everything Apple the iphone is all flash and no substance.  I have a t-mobile dash and a and mda, and both due almost everything the iphone does for less money even though they are older phones.  It amazes me how some people act like apple invented the cell phone when they put out the iphone.  Just the fact that they are only carried by AT&T is enough for me to say no.  I was with them back when they were cingular, and you could not even pay me to use them again.

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Tables Turning...

Submitted by PCIV on Mon, 2008-07-14 08:19

Having both a WM6 and a iPod Touch, I must say that the smoothness isn't matchable on a WM6 machine. It has one inherant flaw: It's a windows machine.

 As well, 1.8 mil in the first quarter, 1 mil in a weekend. I think iPhone's catching up. Don't forget that iPhone is just one model (two now), but there are at least 20 WM machines.

 http://www.engadget.com/2008/07/14/iphone-3g-at-one-million-sold-and-counting-app-store-hits-10-mi/

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Does not matter that the

Submitted by big_montana on Mon, 2008-07-14 07:55

Does not matter that the iPhone has more business tools now, IT still will not support it. I work in IT at my firm, and it is banned here for a number of reasons, among them being the use of MAc OS x and safari web browser. Safari is not as secure and neither is Mac OS x. with the advent of web applications, safari is not among the list of supported appliactions, so if you use Outlook you can forget about accessing it from your iPhone. Blackberry's Windows Mobile and Palm devices all support the Outlook web application. The iPhone also does not support push mail, like Blackerry's and the latest Palm's do. The fianlpoitn is that most firms only support one PDA/Smartphone device now, with Blackberry being the first choice as it's management is easier. It si eaiser to disable and wipe a Blackberry if the device is lost or stolen, two things that cannot be done to an iPhone. It all comes down to privacy and protecting data, which canot currently be done with Apples product very well.

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HTC MOGUL

Submitted by pellier on Mon, 2008-07-14 06:34

HTC MOGUL

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