This is one thing that Symbian consumers cannot do, which is update their Operating System. Of course, this update is not available for all Windows Mobile smartphones, but what counts is that some of them can do it.

This is better than just a firmware update, it’s a full feature Operating System update, and it works for the following devices:

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The Xperia X1 has been considered for long as Sony Ericsson’s smartphone jewel, and there have been many rumours in the market since it was revealed, or you could say leaked…

Well those specifications’ rumours are over, and now WM Experts had the chance of reviewing the Xperia X1, and the official X1’s specifications are: Read more »

Samsung’s super smartphone runs on Windows Mobile 6.1 and has a massive 3.5″ touchscreen, although the resolution is disputed as Unwired View states that there are 240×400 pixels and GSM Helpdesk states there are 240×320 pixels, QVGA in other words, which is really too little for such a big display.

The i900 is really packed with great and up-to-date features, among them are: Read more »

This seems like a direct hit to Nokia N95 8GB, as in one perspective, it does outline it.

With 7.2 Mbps HSDPA connectivity, Windows Mobile 6.1 OS, 3.5″ 240×400 px touchscreen, 5 megapixel camera, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 2.0 EDR, integrated GPS and FM Radio, TV out, 8GB of Flash memory, 1500 mAh Li-Ion battery, it definitely leaves the competition behind.

Little details like video capture quality, accelerometer implementatio, 3.5mm port are still not confirmed, but Samsung will announce it in Barcelona, for 3GSM.

It will only be available officially in September this year, which is quite disappointing, as the competition will have come up with something better.

Bellow is only a photoshop of the actual beauty, you can catch the real picture after the jump.