Though with snappy looks and customized experience of iPhones and incredible support of Google to Androids, Windows mobile have almost lost their identification, but for some savvy users, these hi-tech gadgets have still a lot to offer. These days, Smartphones may be taking charge in the mobile market, but still there are some people who value the implausible features of Windows mobile. One of the best features in these gadgets is Active Sync, that is, flawless integration with calendars, tasks, office mails and other contacts, which facilitates users to enjoy instant updates on their phones, thereby making it easier to work from anywhere.

In terms of resolution, display and WVGA screen, Windows mobile again steal the limelight and have been rated higher for this feature. WVGA run on a higher resolution of 800 x 480 pixels and Windows mobiles are the only options that currently work with this resolution. Where all Smartphones are still stuck with HVGA, thus making it harder to navigate the websites, Windows Mobile has come up with great efforts to make the browsing experience even better for tech savvy people. If you enjoy playing games on your handset, then Windows mobile phones can certainly be one of the smartest choices for you. The fun of playing games on WVGA screen enhances even more than on regular HVGAs'.

HTC diamond, HTC Touch Pro 2 and even Opera 9.5 are some optimum choices that offer an incredible experience while surfing the sites. Not only this, it took years for the Smartphones to deliver the feature of turn by turn navigation, while Windows Mobiles has been delivering this support from years. Whether you use the version 5.0 or any higher version, the turn by turn navigation packages like Navigon, Tom Tom or McGuider can work great for you. Windows Mobile gives an array of choices under the category of navigation packages, while with Smartphones, you only have 'Tom Tom' to work with.

Nokia Reveals Its Windows Phone 7 Concept

Nokia board chairman has announced the release of Nokia Windows Mobile Phone, thereby replacing their Symbian platform and turning the brand into a pure hardware player. The Windows Phone 7 Concept by Nokia will be hitting the market in 2012 and is expected to gain higher market traction as compared to other Smartphones. The chairman has also put some limelight on the fact that some other potential partners, in addition to Google and Microsoft will be joining hands with hands in the new launch, as many companies have showed inquisitiveness in collaborating with the Finnish Cell phone Company.

Some Technicolor handsets with more of sprightly choices are expected to be on the show. Their shapes resemble C7 and N8 Symbian devices, though these two prior models are unlikely to receive any Windows Mobile upgrade. In addition to the new launch, Nokia is also looking forward for the next chief executive for the organization, but till then Ollila will be serving the firm.