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Windows Mobile: The Sixth Time Is the Charm

Usually, it takes Microsoft three versions to get a product right. That means Windows Mobile 6 must be pretty darn good!

The new software for smart phones and other small devices supports Office apps, boasts better synchronization with Outlook and now Vista, and has contacts listed alongside their call history.

Of course, with all these features one has to wonder what kind of degree is required to make the thing work!

Posted by Doug Barney on February 13, 2007


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