We realize the uniqueness and creativity of our readers so we wanted to pose this question.

If iPhone has “There’s An App For That” and Android has “Droid Does”

What should Windows Phone 7 have?

Leave a comment and who knows Microsoft may just care about what we think?

Today’s JAMM Store Deal of the Day is Ringtone Expressions.  You can register Ringtone Expressions for half the regular price, so be sure to check it out.

You can download a trial and/or register your copy here.

The programs details and specifications are below:

Ringtone Expressions, the ultimate ringtone maker, is the fastest and easiest way to create your own custom Ringtones for your Windows Mobile Phone, iPhone, BlackBerry using the music from your music library. This new found power we are giving you means you can now create an unlimited amount of ringtones and never have to pay for ringtones again.

Features:

• Create ringtones instantly with Drag and Drop from iTunes
• Create ringtones from songs purchased on the iTune plus
• *******Get Ringtone Shuffler for absolutely free*******
• Express your ringtones to friends on Facebook and Twitter
• Create ringtones from YouTube Videos
• Discover cool new ringtones from your Facebook friends
• Create ringtones from website with flash based music or video player
• Create ringtones from your computer’s microphone
• Your own Ringtone Expressions Facebook Widget
• Ringtone Effects
• Wake Up Tones
• Gorgeous Interface and Experience

Minimum Requirements:

• Windows 2000, XP, Vista

Display Dimensions
240×240, 240×320, 240×400, 320×240, 320×320, 400×240, 480×480, 480×640, 480×800, 640×480, 800×480
Operating System
Pocket PC 2003, Pocket PC 2003 SE, WM5, WM6, WM6.1, WM6.5

Just a quick reminder about our running Pocket Informant JAMM Giveaway.

This week JAMM Giveaway is giving two copies of Pocket Informant, the award winning PIM software made by WebIS.

Here are the rules: visit the Pocket Informant JAMM Giveaway post and leave your comment before 11:59 PM today, May 21 (EST), telling us how you are going to use it. Tomorrow we will randomly pick two winners to grab the platform version of their choice.

This is a good chance to add to your iPhone, Windows Mobile or BlackBerry one of the best products developed by WebIS… for free!!

So, go and comment!

There are more and more back-up-to-server applications being offered these days, as well as physical desktop drives you can purchase. Why is that? Well, if you’ve you’ve ever lost your hard earned and time-consuming collection of data,  then you already know the answer to that question. The old tried and true mantra, that we all try to ignore, is still applicable today, more than ever: “Back up, Back up, Back up.” You just cannot have too many places or methods for recovering information and files that you care about. Mozy is another one for your consideration and they continually improve their functionality. And, low and behold, today they have another update. Check it out. The usual free version allowing up to 2Gb of storage, and a paid service for those of you who are professional class pack-rats.

The latest in Mozy innovation is here with the official release of Mozy 2.0 for Windows. It’s packed with important updates and features, including: · Mozy 2xProtect™ – This new feature allows you to back up to an external drive in addition to our online data centers at no additional cost. · Faster backups – Mozy 2.0 prepares your files up to 75% faster, transfers them up to 25% faster, and uses less of your computer’s resources than ever before. · New, easy-to-use interface – Mozy 2.0 allows you to temporarily stop a backup in progress via a new “pause” button. You can also instantly see how many files have backed up and how many are left to back up, so you can verify that files have been protected.

Learn more about the Mozy 2.0 for Windows launch, and then spread the word; Mozy for Windows is better than ever. (And don’t worry Mac users; Mozy 2.0 for Mac is coming later this year.) Learn more about Mozy 2.0 for Windows

I find these numbers reported over at Droiddog.com slightly skewed, and here’s why.

In the first quarter of 2010 it was and had been well know that Microsoft was developing a new mobile handset.  I believe it was mid 2009 that we realized Windows Mobile 6.5 was just an appeaser as they worked through the new OS.(Correct me if I’m wrong here as I didn’t research that.  I just pulled it from the air, it just seems about the time that news was available.)  So obviously there would not be as many units sold when we at least speculated that Windows Mobile was a dying breed.  Truly, for that fact, only time will tell.

With the mobile industry on a huge up rise this year it is no doubt that there will be a much bigger market next year to fight over.  I am hesitant at what Microsoft is doing for my personal uses, but as I have always said before I have XDA-DEV for that.

One thing of concern for the Google handset is the lack of frequent updates.  Windows Mobile has had this problem in the past where it never got consistent updates because the handset became outdated.(in their opinion)

As I see it, Window Phone and iPhone do not have this issue because they have created guidelines for hardware.  A smart move that I am coming to agree with because any phone will get regular updates.  Another problem that Android has on its own from Windows Phone and iPhone is App qualifications.  I don’t think Microsoft will necessarily be as difficult to work with as apple is on this front, but again time will tell.

Slashgear.com ran this post yesterday about Battery consumption on Android handsets where CEO Eric Schmidt suggests that it is application issues such as back ground apps running or those that are not necessarily smart about managing cellular radios and such.

So my point is the direction that Microsoft is going from these issues is making me a believer.  Slowly but possibly surly.

So what about you?

Is Microsoft making the right choices?

Comment below and fill us in on what they are doing right or wrong in their new OS, and how it will affect the overall success of they or other OS’s.