Oct 28
If you’re looking for a more touch-friendly Windows Mobile interface, there are several offerings available to you. The latest, and perhaps best looking, comes from SHBT. MyHome replaces the Today Screen of your Windows Mobile touchscreen smartphone and gives you finger-ready access to most of the main functions of the handheld, along with weather information, task management, system status, etc.
Download SHBT MyHome for Windows Mobile Smartphones with QVGA Screens
Download SHBT MyHome for Windows Mobile Smartphones with VGA Screens
Oct 27
According to PhoneArena, Verizon Wireless has big Windows Mobile plans for the month of November, a month in which the wireless carrier plans to release three new WinMo handsets.

PhoneArena and various other sources are reporting that Verizon will add its own CDMA versions of the Samsung Omnia and HTC Touch Pro (XV6850) to its lineup, as well as the Samsung SCH-i770 Saga, which appears, at least for now, to be a Verizon exclusive
As more information becomes available, it will be posted to the News Center. Verizon has yet to confirm the November release dates, but it’s fairly certain we’ll see each of these smartphones in Verizon stores before the 2008 holiday season.
Oct 24
Sprint has announced that you can order the Sprint Touch Pro on its web site and at “select national retailers” this week. The official launch is set for November 2, when the Windows Mobile 6.1 Professional Smartphone will be offered in Sprint retail stores.
Read more about the Sprint Touch Pro…
Oct 22
If you’ve been waiting for the new T-Mobile G1, today’s the day.

Oct 21
Two new iPAQ Windows Mobile Smartphones are coming, the iPAQ Voice Messenger and the iPAQ Data Messenger. It’s unclear whether or not these are replacements to, or siblings of, the iPAQ Oak and Silver we’ve been hearing about for the last few months. What is clear is that these two new handhelds represent HP’s renewed push into the consumer handheld market.
The iPAQ Voice Messenger is a Windows Mobile 6.1 Standard non-touchscreen smartphone, while the Data Messenger is a touchscreen Professional device with a slide-out QWERTY keyboard. More details to come.