Though they have their own android operating system for mobile phones, unlike microsoft promoting their own products alone, Google has seriously done a lot for windows mobile pocket pc users.

After adding street view and latitude features to windows mobile version of Google Maps, their latest for Windows Mobile is the cloud based sync service called Google Sync just like Microsoft' My Phone.

Currently you can only have your contacts and calender synchronized and we hope email and tasks are added in the near future so we all can have push email for free on our pocket pc phones.

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Google is Microsoft’s evil twin! Instead of just restricting their turn-by-turn navigation to their home grown Android phones, the tech giant has decided to extend it to other platforms as well.

MIX10 witnessed the revealing of many details on Windows Phone 7 Series and one of it was the syncing capability. There is more than one way for syncing in the Windows Phone 7 according to Todd Brix, the Senior Director of Product Management Mobile Communications Business at Microsoft.

About a year ago, Google’s first official Youtube Player for the Windows Mobile and Nokia S60 Series was released and since then, they had been dormant for all this while as HTC made some better players. Now Google has decided to give some life back to their own project.

If you love and use the Google Maps software on your PocketPC phone, here comes an exciting news for you. Google Buzz is now integrated to the Google Maps mobile application and is now available for download and use on your PocketPC starting today.

We are well aware of the Google’s first Android phone, the Nexus One, and for the first time ever a company is willing to reveal it’s inside procedures in manufacturing of their phone.

You can’t play Xbox 360 games on your PocketPC but at least you can carry you gamer tags and other Xbox Live membership status information on your PocketPC with a free software.

Heard of Open Street Map? Neither did we until now, but it looks like tomorrow it might be an alternative to the big Google Maps or Bing Maps as it gets a Windows Mobile PocketPc client today.

Don’t get over excited to get the free turn-by-turn navigation with voice support as it is still available only for Android 2.0, but it's still nice to get some added features that you may actually use on your Windows Mobile Pocket PC.

It looks nice when you get a picture of the person calling you but it is quite a boring task to assign an image for every contact in your PocketPC. Now you have an app that pulls images from FaceBook.

Although Google Maps won’t work on offline, disconnected mode, we do love it and sure everybody does, as it is available world-wide unlike offline navigation softwares like TomTom which are available only to specific countries. Now we can all rejoice as turn-by-turn navigation with voice support is coming too.