Phones Windows Phone Monday Brief: Rubinstein leaves HP, Kevin talks to RIM CEO Thorsten Heins, and more! News By Ashley Esqueda last updated 28 February 2019 Youtube video link for mobile viewingSwipe to scroll horizontallyMobile Nations Podcast FeedMobile Nations on iTunesMobile Nations YouTubeZEN and TECH 30: ForgivenessIterate: FlyosityHTC: Fewer device models in 2012, looking for 'something special'Wifi-only Motorola XYBOARDs now shippingWhat is NFC? [Android A to Z]CrackBerry's Interview with RIM's new CEO Thorsten HeinsWith best wishes to Mike and Jim, from CrackBerryCHYM 96.7 FM Waterloo shows appreciation for RIM, reminds us all there is more to the company than just smartphonesJon Rubinstein, former Palm CEO, leaves HPHP's open source webOS roadmapHP announces Enyo 2.0 application framework, open sources 1.0Apple Q1 2012 results: $46.33 billion in revenue, 37.04 million iPhones, 15.43 million iPads, 15.4 million iPodsBest jailbreak apps for new iPhone usersiMore’s Complete MacWorld CoverageTim Cook speaks out against claims of factory worker mistreatment Lumia 900 rumored to launch on March 19 for only $99Wordfeud now available on the Windows Phone MarketplaceSite Announcement: WPCentral app v2.1 now availableGet the Windows Central NewsletterAll the latest news, reviews, and guides for Windows and Xbox diehards.Contact me with news and offers from other Future brandsReceive email from us on behalf of our trusted partners or sponsors CATEGORIES Windows Phone Phones Ashley Esqueda LATEST ARTICLES1Xbox Game Pass is having its most insane quarter ever — with more games than ever, and more variety than ever — but will gamers notice?2I've fallen in love with this stunning 5K monitor and its built-in KVM switch — it's ideal for my creative projects3PC shipments spike as Windows 10's end and U.S. tariffs loom4A Minecraft Movie has set a record in the UK that will take some beating — it's all thanks to "Steve's Lava Chicken"5Apple Intelligence page no longer reads "Available Now" — I wonder if Apple has lost faith in its AI strategy after so many delays?
