New Windows Mobile App Portal
- Posted: Jul 25, 2008 at 6:28 AM
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There’s a new Silverlight-based portal for Windows Mobile applications designed specifically for customers in the EMEA region – that’s “Europe, Middle East, and Africa.” On this site, you can browse line of business applications by industry or drill down into apps for sales force enablement, field force enablement, GPS, and more. Each app features a description, a scenario for its usage, and its benefits. You can click to see screenshots and to access more links – like the link to the app’s website, for example. For anyone in this geographic region, the site can be a valuable resource to help you find the best business apps for your Windows Mobile device. To take a look for yourself, the link is: http://www.microsoft.com/emea/windowsmobileapps/default.mspx
(Via Mr Mobile)
(Via Mr Mobile)
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I visited the site before, and I think this is one of the most boringest sites ever.
To me, these apps are more for business users, NOT average consumers. All the videos available had a company demoing it.
I wish I had known before that when they referred to mobile apps, they meant business apps. So I guess Windows Mobile still isn't a consumer friendly phone just yet? Until the HTC Touch Diamond comes.
I visited the site before, and I think this is one of the most boringest sites ever.
To me, these apps are more for business users, NOT average consumers. All the videos available had a company demoing it.
I wish I had known before that when they referred to mobile apps, they meant business apps. So I guess Windows Mobile still isn't a consumer friendly phone just yet? Until the HTC Touch Diamond comes.
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