Microsoft Giving Away $25 in Apps
Will year-end deal help Windows Phone platform gain some ground against the iPhone and Android?
Will year-end deal help Windows Phone platform gain some ground against the iPhone and Android?
It's about time. Nokia introduces its first Windows Phone handsets and promises more to come -- next year.
On the heels of a new iPhone launch, a top Microsoft exec is talking up Windows Phone 7.5, which is nearing its own commercial launch.
With its upcoming Windows Phone release -- codenamed Mango -- Microsoft attempts to show it's not neglecting business users with WP7.
Brighthand: Microsoft starts talking up the next Windows Phone 7 update as it continues to struggle delivering the first one.
In a new report on mobile phone operating systems, analysts firm Gartner sees Windows Phone as a strong second place in 2015. It's a déjà vu moment.
The Register: Apple iPhone 4 and Microsoft-run Windows Phone 7 owners can now jailbreak their mobile devices.
InformationWeek: Leaked pics of Windows 8 shows one-click access to key tools in the UI.
Mobile Burn: Partnership stays on schedule even though the deal between the two companies has not yet been finalized.
Mobile Burn: Microsoft adjusts scheduled release of NoDo update for AT&T's Windows Phone 7 smartphones to early April.
The Register: Cell-phone giant pleads with coders to keep building apps for smartphones running Symbian and Qt platforms, in spite of its commitment to Windows Phone 7.
Brighthand: Posts loose release schedule for different versions of its Windows Phone 7 update online.
The Register: "NoDo" update, gradually rolling out out now, brings long sort after feature and more to Microsoft's mobile operating systems.
The two tech titans' joint venture will allow Office 365 cloud functionality to be ported on to RIM's mobile devices.
Brighthand: Ignite and the Prime may be the sixth and seventh Windows Phone 7 handsets from HTC.