Windows Mobile?

While Windows Mobile 6.0 is still only a teenager in terms of its not too recent lunch, it would be rather obvious to guess that Win Mob 7.0 is being worked on even according to rumors someone out there, with the fantastic contacts that they have in Microsoft, was actually able to get their hands on rather detailed information on what we can expect from the next version of Windows Mobile. The information is so detailed with diagrams and screenshots that it boggles the mind considering that the expected release for the OX would be somewhere in 2009. But he guy who got a hold of this information has revealed that the next-gen windows mobile device is probably going to rock the iPhone’s world. This future Windows Mobile OS is apparently going to use similar motion gestures for navigating menus and other options quite like the iPhone. The word is that the devices incorporating this OS will even use the camera to detect gestures to make navigation easier and it would also be able to judge what position the phone would be in as well as where. For example if it were idle on the table or in your pocket or even handbag. It will incorporate gyroscopes and accelerometers for various purposes making the device easy to manipulate. They even state that the media playback and player will take on a new look and feel. It would sound somewhere in the league of the iPhone or some of the more recent Symbian mobiles. The new OS would also probably do completely away with a stylus and make the device. Fully funcationalble with just the fingers as far as to have just a singular button as well. Drawing, scrolling and even writing could also be totally finger controlledSCAN DISK LAUNCHES NEW DAP FOR SLOTMUSI CARDSScandisk has just unveiled a new DAP – the sansa slotmusic player. The plug and play, portable music player was specially designed for use with their slot music cards that were launched in the US. N addition to the Sansa-branded player, scandisk heas created personalized, branded slot muci players for popular artists such as Robin Thicks and ABBA. It weighs in at a little over two ounces and has dimensions of 2.75 W X 1.4375 H x 1.4375 D inches. “ With no need for computers or cords, the Sansa slot Music player gives consumers more time to play, and less time to worry abut managing or downloading their music.” Said Daniel Screeiber, senior vice president and general manager for SanDisk. “SanDisk is all abut building products that are easy for consumers to enjoy. Just insert your favorite artist’s slot music card into the Sana slot Music Player and press play.”The player doesn’t require a PC or the internet for managing music. Consumers can choose their slot Music-filled microSD cards and can pop into the device. In addition to slotMusic cards, this convenient MP3 AND MWA DRM-free only files. SanDisk has also developed a special line of Sansa slotMusic player accessories, including a Sansa card wallet, an armband, and additional slotMusic player “shells” for customizing a player to one’s own tastes. The Sansa-Branded player ship with a customizable blak shell, earphones and battery. The new Sansa slot music player, both sansabranded without cards and artistbranded including cards with additional content that may include liner notes, album art and other one of a kind content personally chosen by the artist, is expected to be available from retailers in Europe and other regions of the world in 2009 for an MSRP of about dollar 19.99 and 34.99dollar respectively.