Windows Phone Series 7 is the big topic again this week since Microsoft released even more details during MIX10. There are a lot of topics covered here and the guys cover the revelations that there will be no copy and paste or what is considered true multitasking upon initial release. It isn’t all negative though with Paul and Chris excited for what the future holds for the platform.
Palm is in bad shape after a recent earnings announcement and things don’t look to be getting better any time soon. Joshua has a penned another open letter of sorts to Palm about what they should do to better their situation. The idea of a HTC/Palm merger makes a lot of sense here after some explaining.
The Nexus is one is now available on all carriers and Chris is praising Google’s tenacity to go outside the usual carrier model. While this is nice to see, this has resulted in the Nexus One not reaching the sales that other big handsets have, but people that are pushing this story are somewhat missing the point.
Three mobile phone platforms struggle for dominance in the real world (the Real World) and in the Engadget Podcast (the Fake World).
00:01:57 - Windows Phone 7 Series: the complete guide
00:04:15 - Microsoft on copy and paste in Windows Phone 7 Series: ‘people don’t do that’
00:04:20 - Windows Phone 7 Series multitasking: the real deal
00:04:50 - Windows Phone 7 Series emulator unlocked, shows a few surprises
00:09:45 - Word, Excel and OneNote for Windows Phone 7 Series revealed
00:13:45 - Microsoft takes a note from Palm in new Windows Phone 7 Series ad
00:37:00 - Palm posts $22m Q3 loss, says it liked its chances against Droid had Verizon launch been sooner
00:39:20 - Palm shares take 25 percent plunge after downer earnings announcement
00:43:20 - Palm: this is your survival guide
01:05:55 - The Engadget Show tapes tomorrow, with Nicholas Negroponte and PlayStation Move!
01:06:52 - Nexus One hits for AT&T and Rogers 3G bands
01:09:00 - Make it four: Google’s Nexus One coming to Sprint
01:12:50 - HP Slate priced at €400 for June launch, Atom CPU confirmed?
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