Microsoft to announce MSN Direct for Windows Mobile at MWC 2008

Feb 10 2008, 12:00pm CST | by Luigi Lugmayr

MSN Direct? Is that still working? Apparently yes. In 2003 Microsoft launched watches (SPOT) that received up to date weather and other info. Now Microsoft is supposed to announce at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona the availability of MSN Direct on Windows Mobile.

A downloadable application would allow receiving MSN Direct via Internet on Windows Mobile enabled devices. Hurray, I was so waiting for this.
More details on the::unwired.

The Mobile World Congress 2008 (former 3GSM) will open officially on the 11th of February. We will keep you updated on all interesting mobile technology announcements at the MWC 2008 in our Mobile Phone section.

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