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Windows Mobile loses nearly a third of market share
News Microsoft's mobile operating system lost 28 percent of its smartphone market share over the past year, according to analysts at Gartner [13 Nov 2009]
Google adds Eclair features to Android SDK
News Developers can now include features such as peer-to-peer connectivity, multitouch and enhanced contact functionality in their Android applications [28 Oct 2009]
HTC Touch2
Review HTC's Touch2 has a relatively small screen and lacks an accelerometer. However, it's Windows Mobile 6.5 that really lets the side down. [16 Oct 2009]
Touch-centric Windows phones go on sale
News Microsoft has launched an app store and charm offensive to make sure consumers know it has a Windows for phones [06 Oct 2009]
HTC aims Tattoo Android phone at the masses
Photo The Taiwanese manufacturer sets a release date for the HTC Tattoo, a lower-cost follow-up to the Hero, the company's first self-branded Android handset [08 Sep 2009]
New Windows Mobile 6.5 phones unveiled
Photo LG, Sony Ericsson and HTC have all announced handsets, due on sale early in the fourth quarter, that use Microsoft's latest mobile operating system [03 Sep 2009]
T-Mobile unveils pay-as-you-go Android phone
Photo The T-Mobile Pulse, manufactured by Huawei, is an attempt to take Google's Android platform to mid-market customers for the first time [03 Sep 2009]
HTC Hero
Review The Android platform has come of age in the Hero. HTC's Sense interface is superbly implemented, the device itself is intuitive to use, and the software is largely well thought-out. We'd have liked more internal memory, longer battery life and a better camera though. [17 Aug 2009]
HTC Hero gets SIM-free release date, pricing
News Amazon has put HTC's own-branded Android handset, the first not tied exclusively to one operator, on its site for pre-order [29 Jun 2009]
Adobe brings Flash to HTC's latest Android phone
News HTC's new Android-based Hero smartphone will feature built-in Flash support, putting it ahead of the iPhone [25 Jun 2009]
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