While HTC Universal (codename of JasJar) is a pretty old device now, it has been spotted running Windows Mobile 7. Windows Mobile 7 is destined to be released in the Q3 and we can expect the first Windows Mobile 7 device sometime in Q4 2010.

This means that Windows Mobile 7 can run on pretty much any type of hardware out there.

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Resco explorer 2010 has been released. The popular explorer has been introduced with certain new features:

• Upload images to social networking sites like Facebook, Flickr, Twitter, Picasa, MySpace and Photobucket
• A navigation bar on the side to let you browse through your files easily
• Integrates with almost every photo manager easily along with new thumbnail view mode
• A new task manager
• Quick search feature, allowing you to search your files by typing their names
• An enhanced today plug-in

Get the new explorer here and have a 7-day trial or buy it if you trust it for $29.95.

Via Resco

How cheap is too cheap? This is the same question that you will ask yourself after taking a glance at the D10 Windows Phone.

D10 is outfitted with a VGA (480×640) and is powered by PXA300 processor that runs at respectable 600MHz clock speed. Other specs include 256MB ROM, 128MB RAM, Wi-Fi, GPS, mini-USB port and a 3MP camera for taking pictures.

True, those specs are not top of the line, but at $180, we cannot complain much.

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The Mobile World Congress(MWC) is speculated to feature a Windows Mobile 7 Demo along with unveil of its manufacturing date. The news is reported by CNET and can only be materialized when the conference gets started on February 15.

Along with this, many rumors are being circulated, the most prominent one being a Zune-based Windows Mobile phone. The Mix 2010 to be held in March has also arisen some kind of hope for more Windows Mobile 7 action. Its just a few weeks away and every rumor will get scrutinized there and then.

Via CNET

Microsoft just launched Software Development Kits(SDKs) for Windows Mobile 6.5 on their official website. But the link has now been removed when it was discovered by the developers that SDKs were not meant for Windows Mobile 6.5.

The SDKs actually contained tools for Windows Mobile 6.5.3, which is not yet unveiled. The kits are expected to be re-released at MWC in February.

A Microsoft spokeswoman says, "To provide the best experience possible for Windows phone developers, the SDK will be reposted once final testing has been conducted." Hope they release right SDKs this time.

Via PCWorld