The Pocket PC Geeks Podcast for 02/03/11!
UPDATE! Microsoft moved the press release to Friday, meaning our show will be the first place to go to find out about the upcoming news from the company
Hey there geeks, now do we have an awesome gift to share with you!
On February 3rd, Microsoft's Brandon Watson, Director of Developer Relations, will be joining us for a live interview and Q&A period for our listeners. We welcome you to post your questions now or join us live on Thursday at our podcast page
Our normal show will continue afterward!
Season 2, Episode 11
for 02/03/2011!
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This is going to be one AMAZING podcast!
Yea, I’m looking forward to it, maybe we can finally get some details (a DATE) when verizon will get some WP7 models.
Please Ask abouyt Sprint WP7 phones. Can we expect something other than Pro7 with a 4″ AMOLED Screen and still have a KB? Please ask or suggest that to him. SPRINT!! Please mention Sprint! I have a feeling when these phones see CDMA releases they will get a good jump in sales. Tell him great job on the OS and to stick with it for the long run! Also do a tour like Nintendo does. Get out there and sale yourself! Also thanks for embracing the guys like Geohot and Chevron. Stick with your base as well as cater to all markets.
it should also be asked as to what their plan is fight tmobile’s lack of willingness to promote and sell wp7
Id like to know about the whole Chevron Unlocker thing… ie, why even ask him to remove it when its a Federally Protected right to Unlock, Root, or Jailbreak
I want to ask MS where did all their forward thinking people go? Why do they seemt to be trying to catch up with everyone else instead of setting the bar for others to follow like they used to? I want them to think outside the box.
Also, I was thinking about this just this morning before I even saw this announcement about the Podcast today. Why are they advertising the WP7 phone in such a way to make people think they will have to spend less time using it? When in my humble opinion people purchase such a phone so that they can use it all the time. They need to put things on this phone that draw people in so they won’t want to put it down. Hence it becomes the have to have it device.
they say that because sometimes people use their phones for one thing then go back to what they were doin before. the claim is that doing that task will require less steps.