Microsoft: WorldMate for Windows Mobile "A frequent traveler’s best friend"
We're simply delighted... Microsoft's Total Access columnist Jason Dunn just posted a review of WorldMate Live on Windows Mobile. Some quotes - "WorldMate Live is a great solution for frequent travelers" .... "I was quite impressed—it pulled every last bit of information about my flights, including the confirmation number" ... "if you travel regularly, you'll want to download...".
We're so happy, we even promise to fix some of the glitches Jason mentions. Thanks!
Posted by WorldMate at 02:35:00 PM
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If you are so pleased with being praised my Microsoft hy do you leave the Windows Mobile version of the mobile software as a poor relation, with so much less development than the other versions? I find it frustrating, as a gold member, that you update the Blackberry version for mobile interactive usefulness, then go straight to the iPhone version, before raising the bar for the WM version. Get on with it!
Posted by: Dicky Woollard | July 20, 2009 at 11:12 PM
To be 100% frank and honest - Microsoft is working on Windows Mobile 6.5 and 7.0 (concurrently!) which is supposed to change many things - including our inclination to invest more in the platform. We're waiting on the sidelines until we get more information from them. When these are due, you can probably expect a major upgrade.
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