23 February 2009

Future HP smartphones will feature the new Windows Mobile operating system to meet evolving customer needs

HP is to support Microsoft Windows Mobile 6.5 on its future smartphone devices. The technology company says that the new operating system will allow it to take advantage of enhancements to business productivity, personal messaging and mobile Internet capabilities.

“HP continues to work toward developing smartphones that simplify the mobile experience and meet evolving customer needs,” said Susan Macke, vice president, marketing, HP. “Working closely with key partners such as Microsoft allows for smooth integration of new technologies for the best possible customer experience.”

Working closely with key partners such as Microsoft allows for smooth integration of new technologies for the best possible customer experience

Susan Macke, HP “Windows phones enable people to stay on top of their personal and business lives by connecting them to the diverse array of information they need throughout the day,” said Todd Peters, corporate vice president, mobile communications business, Microsoft. “We’re excited HP will offer phones with Windows Mobile 6.5, which will help people access and personalise services and applications that can make a phone truly individual.”

Microsoft says that the new look of Windows Mobile 6.5 offers a more interactive touch experience that responds to tapping, flicking and panning on-screen movements. The mobile Internet experience is improved with browser enhancements and rich Internet application support that allows users to add new dynamic applications on the home screen.

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