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Gitex 2007 : Kevin Chen from HTC interviewed about HTC Shift September 09, 2007 [mobile PCs (Tablet PC, mini-PC, ...)] | By Edward J. R. Apparently HTC Shift doesn't have real Windows Mobile but just a modem that is powered by cut-down (without Office Mobile, without phone calling part) version of Windows Mobile: The HTC shift does NOT have Windows Mobile embedded, but a (in my words) a Wireless data modem with advanced BIOS and some of the same applications as you would see on a Windows Mobile Device. Well – again in my interpretation it is Windows Mobile – but very limited version. There are no plans for any voice capability or full Windows Mobile Office for that matter. It is ONLY there to perform as a modem and provide push mai To read more, visit Interview with Kevin Chen about HTC Shift - from Gitex 2007 trade show, that takes place now in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. Conclusion: it may be that HTC would like to prevent being sued by DualCor, that has patented such dual-OS setup - Windows Vista/XP and Windows Mobile in one - and that is the reason why HTC insists that Windows Mobile part of HTC Shift is not true Windows Mobile but just a modem... but clearly if it quacks like a duck and walks like a duck then it must be Windows Mobile device too!  Post your comment (free registration is required to post, but if you register you can edit your posts later)
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