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Microsoft to launch Unified Comms strategy

Gets close to Motorola for mobile

At a big shindig in San Francisco Microsoft has been "unveiling" its strategy for "Unified Communications." Most of the announcements will be made around its Microsoft Office system 2007 series of

CoreMedia collaborates with Microsoft for convergent content services bridging the gap between mobile music and the PC

CoreMedia, a technology specialist in DRM, has announced a collaboration with Microsoft to create an interoperable, trusted platform for seamless exchange of premium protected content between mobile and PC platforms.

OS = open systems?

handset software

With segmentation and diversification increasing at the user equipment level, operators are being faced with hard decisions on software platforms. Is there real operator interest in Java and Linux, or do the numbers from Symbian and

3 goes with Microsoft for Messenger and Hotmail on phones

Microsoft and 3 Group today announced plans to deliver access to MSN Messenger andHotmail through the 3 portal and installed software clients on 3G handsets.

Vodafone moves forward on handsets, email, mobile search and instant messaging

Away from the high level politics, Vodafone has made several strategic moves, affecting its handset, mobile email, search and instant messaging developments.

Microsoft makes Windows Mobile pitch

Again. Plus added Messenger news

By Keith Dyer at 3GSM, Barcelona.

Microsoft's determination to present itself as an open source of operating software for wireless enterprise and smartphone devices contined at 3GSM, Barcelona. A round of device announcements, plus

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Vodafone launches new Windows Mobile Direct Push email solution for business customers

Today at 3GSM World Congress 2006, Vodafone and Microsoft Corp. announced the European launch of Windows Mobile Email from Vodafone.

Visto takes on the beast

STORY NOW UPDATED WITH MICROSOFT RESPONSE

Shortly after settling a patent license with NTP, mobile email software company Visto has decided to file action against Microsoft for alleged misues of Visto's proprietary technology.

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