Evolution of Windows Phone OS (2000 - 2017)

[@franci2a777]

The jump from 6.1 to 6.5 looks massive, the same as from 6.5 to 7 You should’ve covered some 6.5.3 builds too, they have an interesting design

[@catchmeorigo]

i loved the fact that it had dark mode more than 10 years ago and that you could choose a accent color that would personalize the entire OS, i wish modern iOS and Android would do that too

[@helloyanis]

Material you kinda does it on android now

[@TAREKOZA]

WOW DARK MODE INCREDIBLE😊

[@BurgerParty]

Modern Android can use dark mode since 2020

[@catchmeorigo]

@@windows-7-bootable-iso windows didn’t have any dark more yet

[@catchmeorigo]

that’s around 10 years later then@@BurgerParty

[@Windows98love]

The more I've seen Windows Phone recently, the more I realize Windows Phone was the 3rd party between Android and iOS we all needed. I wish it had stayed around longer!

[@zakem]

This OS had a lot of potential!

[@cbrauts707]

Windows Mobile 6.5 looked aesthetically amazing

[@Nickolia46]

I have an HTC Touch2 with WM6.5. It’s really interesting to use this OS

[@germantrainspotting6609]

@@Nickolia46Same, it’s a beautifully OS back in the day

[@WoodrowsAmazingWorld]

@@germantrainspotting6609and it still is

[@nickbrown1165]

I miss windows phone so much!

[@JackStavris]

You can really see the pre-iPhone UI of Windows Mobile 6, and then the post-iPhone UI of Windows Mobile 6.5. I remember 6.5 having a nice Zune-like home screen and a cool but weird Start menu, but it was just lipstick on a pig. Aside from the HTC HD2 which was actually good, WM 6.5 devices were utter crap in 2009/2010, resistive touch on most of them, a lot had third party UIs on them to hide the ancient Windows Mobile underpinnings like HTC TouchFlow (which became HTC Sense on Android). I think there was a prototype version of Windows Mobile 7 which planned on continuing the lineage of WM 6.5 but they scrapped it as it just wasn't going to be competitive. Windows Phone 7 couldn't have come soon enough, and if it had come out in 2009 instead of 6.5 it might have actually had a chance at success. By late 2010 the market was already conceded to iOS and Android, and I get that I sound like a Monday morning quarterback using hindsight, but I remember even then thinking it even though I used Windows Phone for many years all the way through Windows 10 before I went to Android in 2016 and eventually back to iOS in 2018, as Windows 10 Mobile was just so lackluster even on the Lumia 950. It was just too late unfortunately as I still think Windows Phone 7 has aged really well in some areas, like the hubs for media and social were a brilliant idea, and the browser UI being on the bottom. Found it particularly funny when people praised Apple for giving Safari the UI on the bottom in iOS 15 yet I had it on my Windows Phone a decade prior.

[@Nothanksithinkimfine]

cool! maybe one day I'll try windows phone too... Just for curiosity purposes tho.

[@IzzumiPoshaf]

I think, if there is Windows 11 Mobile (Windows Phone 11), it would similar with Android UI and Icons.

[@lucashallwas]

Man thats awsome, thank you for posting it. How did you emulated all these OSs?

[@ctgdstudio]

Someone please return my Nokia Windows Mobile! It's so nostalgic 😄

[@technology-qz5ly]

Windows Phone mobile ❤❤❤

[@TheCoolDani3l]

Heyy guys, i have a box of that wm devices! Wanna some?

[@technology-qz5ly]

@@TheCoolDani3l What we want

[@hanunganindita7624]

Yes

[@aron250yuuuui]

I Have One Still Working. It's Windows Phone 8

[@Zahid745]

Background music is cool

[@IzzumiPoshaf]

Actually, these are the Comparisons between Windows Mobile and Windows Desktop (PC) : - Pocket PC 2000 (Windows CE 3.0) : Based on Windows 2000 - Pocket PC 2002 (Windows CE 3.0) : Based on Windows XP - Windows Mobile 2003 (Windows CE 4.0) : Based on Windows XP - Windows Mobile 5 (CE 5.0) : Similar with Windows Longhorn [2005] - Windows Mobile 6 (CE 5.2) : Between Longhorn and Vista [2007] - Windows Mobile 6.1 (CE 5.2.xxxx) : Based on Windows Vista [2008] - Windows Mobile 6.5 (CE 5.2.xxxx) : Based on Windows 7 [2009] - Windows Phone 7 : Based on Windows 8 [2010] - Windows Phone 8.x : Based on Windows 8/8.1 [2012-2013] - Windows 10 Mobile : Based on Windows 10 (Desktop/PC) [2015-2017]

[@WinBeta918]

WP7 was based on CE

[@LiveUIClient5048]

no

[@Notevenmad955]

Based esthetically sure. But CE(and Mobile until 8.x) was a different lineage of Windows much like 9x and NT. Windows Mobile finally switched to the NT kernel(and UEFI) with Windows phone 8

[@mintybudgie]

how would wp7 be based on windows 8 if it was made in 2010, that doesn't add up

[@TheDeepShadow]

still have my HTC 7 Mozart, loved that phone and Windows Phone 7 was so great !

[@techactivate781]

How did you emulate Windows Mobile 6.x, and Pocket PC builds? I have no idea on how to do that, but if you know, please tell me.

[@Retropizzapaws]

There are older versions of Windows CE. I happen to have a Cassiopeia that has version 2.11 on ROM.

[@hieuquocnguyen7645]

Windows Mobile 5 is sooo nostalgic, I remember back when I was 2 years old and my mom had a MDA T-Mobile with WM5 installed in it

[@TibiGamer3DS]

My Qtek 9000 is using Windows Mobile 5!

[@fergasol1]

I love how they were named after "Pocket Pc"

[@IzzumiPoshaf]

All Windows Phone Kernel OS Builds (From CE 3.0 / Pocket PC 2000 until Mobile 6.x) are equals to Windows 10 (Desktop) Builds, because the Range around 10xxx-19xxx.

[@mishterkirby]

Not exactly, Windows Mobile use a different numbering scheme than Windows NT does, which is why they're at completely different ranges

[@IzzumiPoshaf]

Question : If Android based on Java and Kotlin, iOS based on Swift, so What Programming Language to make/build an Apps in Windows Phone and Blackberry OS?

[@ZzxTheNeptuneSays1337]

Windows Phone just uses visual basic and iirc blackberry uses java (like android but without kotlin)

[@JackStavris]

Windows Phone 7 used Silverlight for it's APIs, which was a port of Windows Presentation Foundation to the web, itself being an evolution of .NET. Windows Phone 8 used WinRT for it's APIs, or at least a subset of it, which was very similar to the APIs used for Windows 8's Metro apps. WinRT was kind of a fork of .NET, similar but not quite the same thing. Windows 10 Mobile of course used the Universal Windows Platform for it's APIs, which were an evolution of WinRT and were the same as the Desktop version of Windows, hence the name. These still survive today, but are deprecated as of Windows 11 in favor of Microsoft's current offerings. All are loosely based off of .NET though.

[@Nothanksithinkimfine]

​@@JackStavrisah I think that is annoying switching APIs here and there each time there is a new update to the OS

[@ConclusiveLion663]

Is there a Minecraft java on android

[@Seliom55]

Are you using Virtual computer etc. something? Because I want to try these on my own PC too!

[@wvistalover]

I think it's visual studio

[@wvistalover]

@KSGD1111 no it's visual studio

[@pindvs]

@KSGD1111💀

[@Seliom55]

How about can I do this with virtual computer programs? ​@@wvistalover

[@marsJannLUA]

hii, I wonder, what do you use for emulating these⁉️ looks really cool (you can tech-talk me, I get all of it hah)

[@pjlynch3889]

Did anyone use windows 8.1 in their childhood 👇

[@technology-qz5ly]

❤❤❤❤Windows Phone ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@LONEWLF]

👣

[@abhikbhaduri7252]

Ive used both the desktop and the phone version

[@WoodrowsAmazingWorld]

5:18 this one might be my fav

[@adinnugroho6544]

Maybe because I'm Android user, seeing UI of Windows for Mobile Phone is kinda not as user friendly as Android 😅😅. While now I feel like this OS (Especially newer version like Windows Phone 8) is actually cool and still like Android. I can say this after watching Nobel's video about it

[@rfr3fr3fr3fr3f]

In my opinion it was may more used friendly, and the tiles and gestures were just genius

[@abhikbhaduri7252]

You have no idea how user friendly Windows Phone was... In terms of UI, it easily beat the Android and IOS of its time...

[@Anonymous-qb4vc]

Those were such interesting days

[@antranngoc9646]

miss the old days

[@BaldiReycaster]

it is the windows phones?

[@Nets..]

Windows 11 Mobile, with support for Android applications without live tiles

[@apacheopenoffice4.1.14]

I miss it

[@RudyHHOfficial]

imagine if you ran those in widescreen

[@IzzumiPoshaf]

And perhaps, Windows 10X is the Successor of Windows 10 Mobile before Windows 11 was Released?

[@JackStavris]

No, 10X was never intended for phones, it was for the Surface Neo and similar foldables. Windows 10X is more a successor to Windows RT tbh, shares more in common with that than it does Windows Phone.

[@_kitaes_]

except than windows rt supports win32 apps and windows 10x doesn't@@JackStavris

[@JackStavris]

@@_kitaes_ Windows RT never supported Win32 apps aside from Office 2013 RT which came pre-installed

[@_kitaes_]

@@JackStavris yes it did, it just didn't support x86 apps

[@JackStavris]

@@_kitaes_via unofficial means maybe, but officially it only supported Office RT and whatever built in Windows utilities it had.

[@fahrenheit1391]

Still love how looks WM 6.1

[@marcelohidalgo7713]

What virtual machine did you use?

[@theexperimentguy10]

Martin uses VMware Fusion.

[@NobelTech]

Visual Studio 2005 for most of the pocket pc builds, Visual Studio 2012 for WP 8 and Visual Studio 2015 for WP8.1+

[@WSOTTC]

My mom had Windows Phone 8

[@ConclusiveLion663]

Yeah my mom too

[@igeraaegraegr]

u gotta teach us how to install that 8.1 emu!! lol

[@anuarrama]

Evolution of windows 7 os (2000 - 2017)

[@TotallyLucasMenchions]

It's not windows 7, it's windows CE! 😊

[@saramystik3284]

Interesting they used the term “File Explorer” in early Windows CE/Mobile before using it in Windows 10

[@jpedrothejo]

why is there a app named fake gsm network

[@tombuyer1982oldaccount]

That's because there is a cursor

[@Caleb-rz2lk]

@@tombuyer1982oldaccount no that is phone app without sim card

[@bitspop457]

Quando eu vejo tudo isso eu penso:Por que a Microssoft só não colocou a barra de tarefas na parte de baixo da tela do celular e o papel de parede do windows xp no fundo,gente?

[@ilikegetting]

Why Microsoft not release windows 11 mobile ?

[@germantrainspotting6609]

Windows Mobile was canceled since 2020

[@LoganAussie]

Wow

[@NamCzE815]

How you can test this?

[@_Andrew_2307_]

From where you get this simulators?

[@jasiuwu06]

How did you emulate all of those OSes?

[@nenamoree9]

He used an Windows Mobile/Phone emulator

[@honzam.1953]

Is there somewhere an emulator of the first version: PocketPC 2000? I am looking for it.

[@ВиториоКлиментов]

Nostalgia.

[@ElTailsAzul360]

Hey Brother, how do you emulate him? What emulator do you use?

[@newsuperbowserworld]

“Emulate him” emulate who?

[@theexperimentguy10]

My Nobel Tech, In 9 December 2023, Release: Evolution of Cobalt (2020 - 2021)

[@wiktorm5581]

Where did you get Pocket PC 2000 and 2002 ISO?

[@thebetterstr]

this days you uploading just for windows phone os

[@caioaugusto2301]

Windows poket 2000 rum móbile??

[@anicetune]

Windows Phone 10 became superior to both iOS and Android in almost every area. What it lacked was apps. I can't help but feel that had Microsoft not given up on it so quickly, that it would have eventually surpassed both Android and iOS, which have become a bit stale in recent years.

[@polandballanimations6120]

How Did You Use It On A Computer?!

[@wvistalover]

Probably visual studio

[@shortyoutuber2022]

0:10 lets have a cursor into a P̴̛̟̱̂͝H̷̡͙̞͎̣̬̣̿͆͝O̸͚͖͆͘Ņ̸̼̩̩̖̏̾̿͌͆̀̋͌É̴͙̘̲͉̑̄̊͌̀̐͠

[@connieisinthehouse]

what app was used to use the oses? i want to try them out myself

[@NobelTech]

Visual Studio 2005, 2012 and 2015

[@Brunin--]

Hey pal, where did u get these microsoft mobile iso?

[@polandballanimations6120]

he prob used visual studio

[@Alpo_YT]

is this an emulator or something? i wanna try it fr

[@randombfdiandwindows8fan]

i dint know 7 had a phone

[@GarretTheCarrot56]

Windows xp on mobile

[@iskrassupercoolchannel]

hi

[@Xieom]

I miss windows phone os, wish I still owned that phone, microsoft should have not discontinued it, such a good os ❤

[@MikoajKulasz]

Windows Phone 10 like

[@stefanandries4751]

what app did you use?? I really need her!!

[@rfr3fr3fr3fr3f]

I like windows phone 7 and 8 ui more than 10. The 10 looks like some shitty android launcher

[@Xieom]

Windows phone 8 was the best one according to me ❤

[@ThuyTran-e8c]

square home

[@Xieom]

Windows phone 8 was the best one according to me

[@soybean4770]

Eighth

[@MarilouGaleon1962]

❤+🔺

[@checktimsakul7042]

Second!

[@wvistalover]

First!

[@wvistalover]

I think i started something on the comments

[@TAREKOZA]

Its crazy that microsoft wasnt satisfied with making a pathetic os for pc they also wanted to replace android aka linux , good thing linux is also on pc and that it improves so much i can finally play games without worrying about someone looking at me through the webcame😅

[@Nothanksithinkimfine]

well you can't deny it's compatibility with a lot of stuff and backwards compatibility with old stuff too though 😏.... well I can't deny the fact that UI inconsistencies and duplicate apps, bloatware and telemetry thingy too tough... * Sigh *... what am I even defending? Also, good luck with that privacy paranoia on an android phone (with gms lol) >;)

[@Nothanksithinkimfine]

Also didn't Microsoft just...use your usage data for improving their "pathetic" services? It's not like you can't disable it. But still, even though this is unrelated-WHY EDGE IS A SYSTEM APP.

[@TAREKOZA]

@@Nothanksithinkimfine they put gamepass ads on settings 💀

[@Nothanksithinkimfine]

@@TAREKOZA haven't see that coz I haven't or will ever "upgrade" to windows 11.

[@TAREKOZA]

@@Nothanksithinkimfine ive heard some people say they got automatically upgraded to windows 11 after a forced update , still windows 10 is not long for this world it will be shutdown one day and it wont be safe anymore leaving any sensitive data on your computer , also right NOW its not safe to install stuff from a browser ever heard of that content creator that installed OBS then lost million $ of crypto ? Obs being open source its easy for bad people to put malware ransomware spyware you name it inside , and he didnt go to a sketchy looking website the website appeared first on the google search and looked IDENTICAL to the official one too , Well in linux you can install stuff with a simple command and if you dont know how or simply dont care to learn(its ez thought it was hard at first) you have a store that acts like playstore , a store for software that are all free and safe , thanks to steam and the YEARS of hardwork of the community (other than steam) linux is becoming the goty , i remember getting my disk drive viruses and got a txt file saying pay like 5000$ or youll lose your precious data 😂 , you know the funniest ? You can even run windows inside linux with a virtual machine and give windows a restricted access to only some folders so its like you put the bad dog inside the cage , ive done that some times because some software is windows only , for example if you want to change the custom rom a xiaomi phone , if you want to patch a rom to be cia on to be played on a 3ds...etc. Sorry for the long talk , some people are unfamiliar with linux so there are linux customizations that look exactly like windows to put your toes in the bath , why dont you try it out ? If you have a spare old pc that doesnt run well on windows because *ItS ToO OlD* well in linux it can run butter smooth. Do use youtube and chatgpt to learn the ropes , if you dislike a distro well no problem there are LOTS , ranging from newbie to pro users.

[@DANIEL_OMBNETWORKCH47]

Fourth!!!!

[@thebetterstr]

10st comment Nice try

[@jihoo125]

fourth

[@ching-chenhuang8119]

Too bad they are just emulator, not real devices……

[@yannpoco]

Sorry but Windows 10 Mobile is really really bad.

[@insanityphones]

how did you get the emulators for all of these?

[@omijerusamala6364]

nice

[@SamyIrnateneGaming]

Nice