Dopod Quick To Add 6.0

Written by Adam Gosling

Wednesday, 21 February 2007

Dopod has committed to releasing its first Windows for Mobile 6.0 device as early as April this year in a move that could give the company a head start over larger rivals. "We're excited to work with Microsoft to offer Windows Mobile 6 on our upcoming products," said Jack Tong, CEO of Dopod International Corp. "This will further enrich the mobile experience of consumers with our easy-to-use, innovative and powerful devices, which will allow more consumers to enjoy mobility while having the power of Windows Mobile to help them stay connected to people and information wherever they go." Over the course of this year the company plans to launch more products. "With our range of Windows Mobile PDA phones and smartphones, consumers will be spoilt for choice in deciding which one of our devices best suit their needs and lifestyle," said Tong. Related news items Nokia E51: Smarter Than It Looks -19/09/2007 Footy On Your Phone -16/09/2007 Telstra Launches Another Coonan Attack -12/09/2007 Doh! Phone Pirate Could Get Five Years -17/08/2007 Free iBurst Broadband In Sydney -16/08/2007 Newer news items Nokia Introduces Software Updater -07/03/2007 New iPaq A Dud Says Gartner -28/02/2007 Nokia Tips Navigation As The Next Must Have -25/02/2007 Sony Ericsson W880i Launched On 3 -22/02/2007 Talking To Your HP iPaq About FMC -22/02/2007 Older news items Treo 750 On Telstra NextG -18/02/2007 Lotus Gets Tighter BlackBerry Integration -22/01/2007 Get Ready For The 100GB Smartphone -06/12/2006 Finish Is First With See Through Z310 -06/12/2006 Nokia Announces Base Line CDMA Phones -05/12/2006 Tag This Now: