Long Zheng from Istartedsomething.com have dug up this Microsoft job advertisement that talks about finally bringing the technology to Windows Mobile. Microsoft famously first demoed the software on the iPhone, saying it provided a more consistent platform. Presumably this is something the chassis specification for Windows Mobile 7 will fix. Here is the ad below: Are you excited to work on technology that leapfrogs Microsoft products ahead of the competition? Are you ready to dive i
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