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Windows Mobile 6.5: Information about the Widgets
More news about the announced widgets on the next version of Microsoft’s mobile Operational System. Some information about the microapplications, or widgets, and how they’ll be implemented on the Windows Mobile 6.5 OS have been published on the official Windows Mobile Team blog.
It seems that Microsoft will adapt to the existant standard for widgets, made by the W3C group. Since the widgets are actually mini-web pages, they will be able to support not only HTML, CSS, AJAX and Javascript, but also Flash and many ActiveX plugins that could be present on the phone, such as those to use the Media Player.
The widgets will also have their own icon and be inserted into the application menu and have the feel of a standalone application.
Published on March 20, 2009 · Filed under: Smartphones, Windows Mobile;
