Windows Mobile 6.5 Compulab Exeda, Raises Our Hopes For an Upgrade of all WM 6.1 devices.
We’ve mentioned the Compulab Exeda before because of its interesting industrial design. It can support multiple operating systems (Android+Windows Mobile), which is rare for cellphones. Today, it makes news again because it has been spotted running Windows Mobile 6.5. The Upcoming Windows Mobile operating system is recognizable thanks to its hexagonal buttons that are so much more finger-friendly than Windows Mobile 6.1 and prior versions. This makes us think that the hardware requirements for Windows Mobile 6.5 are the same than Windows Mobile 6.1 (which would make sense, it’s still WM 6.x) but we can’t be sure before Microsoft actually confirms it. We wonder what the Samsung OMNIA would be like with WM 6.5. Specifications, Via wmpoweruser, Engadget
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