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Microsoft and SingTel sign telco deal - more marketing pep talk November 18, 2008 [General] | By Edward J. R. Microsoft is so out of touch with reality: Microsoft's Windows Mobile still has no central app store - even though Apple iPhone, Google Android and RM BlackBerry have it - but Microsoft dares to claim that it has any viable mobile ecosystem for developers: Microsoft Corp. today demonstrated how its partner-ecosystem approach is helping mobile operators, developers and device-makers optimize innovations, accelerate their go-to-market strategies, and deliver customized services for both businesses and consumers. Microsoft launched its Connected Services Accelerator Program in June 2008. The program encompasses a series of global projects that seek to incubate, and ultimately commercialize, new types of consumer, business and mobile services supported by Windows Mobile smartphones and Windows Vista-enabled mobile broadband PCs. To learn more, visit orignal source of this story about Microsoft and SingTel. Commentary: people are tired of marketing pep talk from Microsoft and expect deeds: new Internet Explorer, good media experience (Zune for Windows Mobile?), central app store and multi-touch. While previously it were just empty complaints, now disgruntled Windows Mobile users are switching to competing platforms in droves.  Post your comment (free registration is required to post, but if you register you can edit your posts later) [ 3 Comments ]
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