For example, I have the toshiba tg01. While HTC g sensor has some games, those games will not work on the toshiba. Both are windows mobile 6.5! Similarly, a software that adjusts the backlight on the THC will not do the same on the toshiba. Yet again, both are Windows Mobile 6.5! What more, the toshiba is almost lacking any bottons… any software designed for the other windows mobile phones was designed to work on a different botton arrangement… again lack of uniformity between windows phones. I have a software that can change the button functions, but again it only work on some windows phones and not other despite all proclaiming the “windows mobile 6.5″ operating system.

If there is lack of basic uniformity in the features that make Windows Mobile so special than there is no point in buying that OS. What's the point of a g sensor if the software maker has to redesign the software for each and every windows mobile phone (different software for Acer, toshiba, HTC….)?

The reason I’m still a WM user is applications I can’t live without! Toss that in your mind.

All HTC’s recent line ran at 528 Mhz (Touch Diamond, Touch Pro, Fuze, Diamond 2, Touch Pro 2 etc). The Samsung Omnia runs at 624 Mhz, and the new Samsung Omnia 2 at 800 Mhz.

Thats who cares.

Do you specialize in being ill-informed?

Palm pre is a better platform for gaming compared to a TYPICAL WM phone. A typical WM phone is <400MHZ (in fact 95% of WM phones falls under this category). Highends are still very rare in current market.
Try using Pre SDK with the simulator, the kind of Powerful API and diagnostics (with detailed performance profiling) it gives to the user, developing a game is Slick!
on the other hand MS never did a good SDK for WM. It has basic profiling and a fair SDK.
Ofcourse iPhone 3.1 SDK is most advanced yest, and thnx to openGL, it has gone further.

I hope you start correcting the wide-spread errors soon.

WM does have built-in search, an app called, stangely enough, Search, which searches contacts, calender, e-mail, word, excel, notes, files and help files.

As mentioned, AKU’s also bring features, like A2DP in WM5 and IE6 in WM 6.1.4

Next the Samsung Omnia ships with 16 GB built-in storage + microSD expansion, so thats another item you have wrong.

Thirdly, the Samsung Omnia 2 does have video editing – thats just software after all.

Lastly, Windows Mobile does come with updates. They are called Adaptation Kits, like service packs, and the most recent one 6.1.4 brought IE6 to Windows Mobile 6.1. They are provided as ROM updates by the OEM, and in the early stages of a device’s release are quite frequent.