It gave people a lot of hope for the unborn release by staggering the icons, it gave the oh-so-antiquated homescreen a fresh new look while making it more difficult to tap the wrong icon. New Start Screen: The leak of WinMo’s new “Honeycomb” screens was one of the first signs that a new build was in the works.Here’s some of what it brings to the table: Windows Mobile 6.5 isn’t without it’s tricks. Want to do just about anything outside of launching an application? Yep – grab that stylus.įor reference, we tested Windows Mobile 6.5 on two versions of the HTC Touch Diamond – one without carrier branding, and the other as AT&T’s Pure.
Want to navigate the settings screens? Stylus.
If you actually want to do anything, however, you’re straight back to using the stylus. The most shining example of this is in the overall design: a very small chunk of the operating system (namely, the home screen and the start screen – more on those later) has been overhauled for finger-friendliness. The Spoiler is all of the stuff 6.5 brings.Ħ.5 brings along a handbag of wonderful new features, and proceeds to strap it on top of the same hot mess we’ve known for years. Take one from the early 90’s, like the ones they use on cop shows. No, no, not a cool one from the late 1950s.
Sorry, Windows Mobile 6.5 – it’s just not going to happen.
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We went into this review with the full hopes of emerging with a generally positive outlook. We wanted you to come along and wash away the past, whisking away all signs of the antiquated 6.1 we’ve grown so tired of ragging on. Windows Mobile 6.5, we wanted to love you.
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