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Just read over on CNET (which of late has been very much a news junkies dream site) that Skype updated their Windows Mobile client. I have a Windows Mobile phone on Verizon and actually hav…

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Motorola is clearly not just thinking about cellular phones these days. They’re busily moving into a full blown WiFi VoIP handset that works with a very robust server and lots of security…

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In the USA, one of the most installed user bases of SmartPhones has to be on the Windows Mobile platform, though rarely do we hear much about them. All the HTC and HP devices (with the exception…

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Reg Developer’s sneak preview of Google Android contains some very interesting tidbits, and highlights how PC-like Android will be compared to prior mobile phone operating systems. As…

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Windows Mobile 6 offers SIP and it usually supports WiFi. That makes the next generation of Samsung Blackjacks one very sexy package for the enterprise market as it could be VoIP ready right…

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The new Windows Mobile 6.0 Smartphones and PDAs have the capability to be wonderful VoIP devices with apps like Skype, Fring and more coming. The key is to make sure the device is SIP enabled…

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I’m hearing rumors that cross platform and cross IM/VOIP client Fring is coming for Windows Mobile.

This means more and more apps for more and more VoIP on more and more PDA and Smartphones…

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Second Update: It appears the company marketing the X-PDA software for Pocket PC’s is Global IP Communications, a company that is based in Pennsylvania.

On their "About" page they…

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I see this effort by Microsoft as the first step of really moving towards VoIP with their Pocket PC’s. The big question is will the carriers let them?

With 3G and WiFi supported it can only…