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M$ - Assets: $86.113 billion (2010) - Equity: $46.175 billion (2010) Google - Assets: $40.497 billion (2009) - Equity: $36.004 billion (2009) HP - Assets: $114.799 billion (2009) - Equity: $40.517 billion (2009) Intel: Assets: $53.095 billion (2009) - Equity: $41.704 billion (2009) Nokia: Assets: $50.073 billion (2009) - Equity: $20.669 billions (2009) Apple: Assets: 47.50 billion (2009)- Equity: $31.64 billion (2009) Well M$ themselves said Windows Mobile is dead..they merged it back into Windows Embeded.
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Re: Windows is not dead!
I'm sure the ghost of WM is gonna be around for a while to come.
'Liberate' for the Zune HD unlocks hidden Windows CE potential -- Engadget |
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Windows Phone 7 handsets selling
If WP7 gets big enough...They will definitely bring WM 6.5.3 and embeded down to a halt. p. |
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winmo originally was part of windows embedded and they split up..unlike the phone counterparts embedded is used in wide applications and equipment from everything down to even car systems... |
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Wirelessly posted (Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows CE; IEMobile 8.12; MSIEMobile6.0) Sprint T7380)
Embedded is in all kinds of devices. |
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I've only seen it on that Motorola I posted up a few posts ago.
The one for Sprint. |
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It is mostly used by businesses but you may find it in things like ATMs, car systems, voting machines, bar code scanners/rfids, GPS, Fuel pump, terminal, appliances, printers, checkout registers, monitoring devices, kiosk, multimedia devices and more... |
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Yeah I completely agree. I'm just gonna sit back and see which one fits my taste more. I'm biased to MS b/c of WM, the iphone is too restricting imo too. The only one I would consider other than wp7 is Android (we'll see what RIM is cooking in their kitchen with their os makeover) But now that all the big players realize the smartphone industry needs to be taken seriously, we'll start to see cooler stuff from everyone. This is gonna be good *Munches on popcorn |
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Wirelessly posted (Mozilla/5.0 (Linux; U; Android 2.2; en-us; MSM Build/MASTER) AppleWebKit/533.1 (KHTML, like Gecko) Version/4.0 Mobile Safari/533.1)
I've been waiting for the cooler stuff already. |
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