#windows mobile

[humor-y-videojuegos]

Rayman 🏢 Ubi Pictures 📅 1995 🖥 3DS, Atari Jaguar, DOS, Game Boy Color, Mega 32X, PS1, PS3, PSP, Palm OS, Saturn... #videogames

[friendshippower100]

Spooky Month on the Windows Phone..

[starborn-scene-demon]

grrrr evil average score ruining my new high scores

[wolfsummoner]

Gonna sound really old but

I miss when phones had removable batteries and SD card slots

If it wasn't for the lack of support I'd be gladly using my Nokia Lumia 830 even now. Best operating system too.

[digitalesleben]

Tag 15: Smartphone Herrlichkeit abseits von iPhones

Wenn man heute den Smartphone Markt sieht, dann nimmt man nur noch Apples iOS und Googles Android wahr. Es hat aber mit Windows Mobile, Palms Treo und Pre, und mit Blackberrys von RIM noch andere Konkurrenten gegeben. Wo sind diese geblieben?

Der fünfzehnte Beitrag in meiner Reihe von Beiträgen zur Neugestaltung der Ausstellung in meinem Computermuseum. Heute und an weiteren 18 Tagen stelle ich die Zusammenstellung meiner Ausstellungsstücke vor. Das iPhone hat den Smartphone-Markt revolutioniert. Windows Mobile und HTC sind total verschwunden. Auch webOS von Palm hat nicht überlebt, trotz Übernahme durch HP. Und schließlich ist auch…

[astropithecus]

Diet Crystal Pepsi. Frito Lay Lemonade. Watermelon-flavored Oreos. Through the years, the shelves of stores have been filled with products that turned out to be flops, failures, duds, and losers. But only briefly filled with them, of course, because products like these tend to get yanked from stores quickly, leaving most consumers to wonder: Who exactly buys these things, anyway? Now a published study co-authored by two MIT professors answers that question. Amazingly, the same group of consumers has an outsized tendency to purchase all kinds of failed products, time after time, flop after flop, Diet Crystal Pepsi after Diet Crystal Pepsi. The study calls the people in this group “harbingers of failure” and suggests they provide a new window into consumer behavior. “These harbingers of failure have the unusual property that they keep on buying products that are taken from the shelves,” says MIT marketing professor Catherine Tucker, co-author of a paper detailing the study’s results. Significantly, Tucker adds, these star-crossed consumers can sniff out flop-worthy products of all kinds. “This is a cross-category effect,” Tucker explains. “If you’re the kind of person who bought something that really didn’t resonate with the market, say, coffee-flavored Coca-Cola, then that also means you’re more likely to buy a type of toothpaste or laundry detergent that fails to resonate with the market.”

Let me just say, this is a hell of a way to find out they quit making that coffee-flavored coke you liked.

[mt-ephemera]

[thegardengrows-infrozenrain]

other ppl: [realistic transition goals]

me: oh gee i sure wish i looked like the windows mobile ui!

Windows Mobile 6.5 Review

[okaydays22]

Fujitsu-Siemens Pocket Loox 710

[awwfulsounds]

T-Mobile MDA Pro mobile phone 2005 (x)

[humor-y-videojuegos]

Rayman 🏢 Ubi Pictures 📅 1995 🖥 3DS, Atari Jaguar, DOS, Game Boy Color, Mega 32X, PS1, PS3, PSP, Palm OS, Saturn... #videogames

[sea-buns]

K E L M P

[starborn-scene-demon]

I should make a tumblr client for windows mobile 5.0 I think that would be silly

[froginamoodboard]

Lautity moodboard

Requested by: @moonmoonthecrabking <3

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[huariqueje]

The Message - Marcos Cárdenas

Spanish , b. 1973 -

Oil on wood panel , 146 x 114 cm.

[pawstepp]

these things are genuinely so comfy to use tho

HTC P3400 (2007)

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