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Simon

2:48 PM on 16 February, 2009

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Is there any point in having the 'Windows Update' program in Windows Mobile since it can't actually update the version on WM on the handset. MS really need to buck up their ideas and start supporting their existing devices as much as their new ones.

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Ian Yates

3:28 PM on 16 February, 2009

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As an owner of a HTC with TouchFlo, all Microsoft need to do is make the architecture more flexible for OEMs to be able to properly reimplement the basics (contacts, calendar, messages, etc).

TouchFlo is a superb attempt to gloss WinMob - I'm sure a company like HTC would welcome the ability to do the same to other parts.

Saying that, my only real issue with my Touch Diamond is how it gets bogged down and confused if you have the cheek to press a button/link before it's finished doing something.

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gurnaik

5:20 PM on 16 February, 2009

11:32 AM on 18 February, 2009

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@ Williamn - I'm sure I've heard that somewhere before....

Oh, that's right - here!

http://tinyurl.com/cf9e2w

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