A decade into the famed Y2K bug, some Windows Mobile users are experiencing what is appropriately known as the Y2K10 bug. This bug that dates message received after January 1st 2010 to be from 2016 affects different versions of Windows Mobile and seems to be ROM independent.

Epix users! you’ve been waiting for a long time. Microsoft announced that Epix also will be upgraded its OS to 6.5 in Feb 2010.

Samsung Mobile and the AT&T Cotton Bowl today announced Samsung Mobile’s sponsorship of the halftime show of the 2010 Classic on January 2nd. The official logo of the Samsung Jack™ Halftime Show was also unveiled

Samsung Omnia II on Verizon has been out for a few weeks now and finally we have a video of it being taken apart. Interested in checking out the interior of the famed Omnia II? Check out the video after the break!

We caught a glimpse of Samsung bada from the screenshots released last week. Samsung bada is a very special UI that sees itself as a mixture of Samsung’s TouchWiz UI infused with the designs of Android, iPhone and Windows Mobile.

Next year’s CES is shaping up to be a game-changer in the smartphone industry for the next few years. While Windows Mobile 7 will not be showing up, we will see the NVIDIA Tegra 2. Expected to double in both its power and graphical capabilities, the Tegra 2 chip will certainly make an impact to the mobile industry.

Samsung Mobile Innovator seems to be busy at work with development of a bettering SDK for the Windows Mobile platform. Since launched in early March, we have seen multiple releases. And in a short 9 months, Samsung Mobile Innovator has today released SDK 2.1 for Windows Mobile devices.

HyongaSoft, the developer that brought us the Omnia Concert series with instruments like piano, flute and motion drum, is presenting OMPASS World Cities, the first Augmented Reality application for Windows Mobile. The application is currently developed specifically for the Samsung Omnia II.