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Training about Windows Mobile with use of mobile phones not powered by Windows Mobile ? May 19, 2007 [General] | By Edward J. R. "Windows Mobile Training" - a division of Microsoft specialized in educating retailers about Windows Mobile - is using mobile phones not powered by Windows Mobile in their imagery: 
Furthermore new requirements has been announced: Do You Want to Be a Windows Mobile Training Specialist? Requirements Are Changing—Earn Your Certificate Today New courses will be added soon to the list of requirements to earn 2007 Windows Mobile Training Specialist status. If you are still trying to complete the current list of required courses and the test, now is the time to make the extra effort and get the recognition you deserve! But don't worry—if the requirements change before you earn your certificate, all you have to do is complete the new courses and then pass the new test to qualify for 2007 Specialist status. When you successfully complete the requirements, you will earn your status as a Windows Mobile Training Specialist, and you will also be awarded 1,000 reward points. And, you'll be well prepared to sell your customers on the Windows Mobile solution that best meets their needs. Go to Windows Mobile Training to learn how to earn the 2007 Specialist certificate. Conclusion: the trouble with several Microsoft divisions is their total ignoring of Windows Mobile (Xbox 360 still can't connect to Windows Mobile, even to Windows Mobile 6, even though Xbox and Windows Mobile theoretically are in the same higher-level division), but if a division related to Windows Mobile is also ignoring Windows Mobile, then it is really becoming very strange...  Post your comment (free registration is required to post, but if you register you can edit your posts later) [ 2 Comments ]
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