The upcoming update for Windows Phone 7, known as Mango, has a lot of goodies inuded. But recently spotted oficial name for the update gives additional clues as to when Mango will go live, and when we might see the next major version of the OS ...Read More

Microsoft and Nokia finally tie the knot!

This morning Microsoft & Nokia announced that they’d finalized their agreement to work together on Windows Phone. While there weren’t any shockers in either press release there were a few tasty morsels we couldn’t help buy take a few glances at. ...Read more

EntertainmentConnected Lve Blogs MIX Keynotes

Word on the street is there are some pretty exciting announcements regarding Windows Phone 7 coming soon. Read more...and take part!

Microsoft adds page for information on updates

Ina move clearly in response to recent issues with updates and hacks to bypass update protocols, Microsoft has a page on their Windows Phone 7 site providing information on the how and why of device updates. Resd more...

NoDo coming to USA!

NoDo updates are finally going to begin. According to winrumors, two phone carriers are confirmed to begin pushing out the update as early as tomorrow. The two are Telus- Canada and Orange- UK. No word on what other carriers will be included in the first wave but there is still hope for some. O2 and Vodafone will most likely be in the second wave of updates that is set to begin on April 5th. AT&T customers will continue to be left in the dark for the time being, as AT&T is still testing the update. AT&T released the following statement: read more

Apple continues tired old "If you don't have an iPhone ad campaign"

This from PocketNow.com. My comment is the Apple iPhone UI is old and tired, and as well, the distinctions of having e-readers, bookstores, music services and app stores is, well....Put your two-cents in. Is there any distinction any more that makes Apple "special" and apart from the herd, or have iPhones become the herd with Android and WP7 fast on their heels? Viva la choice!

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Windows Phone 7 predicted to be in top three mobile OSs

The Asia-Pacific Smartphone market will double in size by 2016 to hit shipments of 200 million, according to the latest forecast of technology research firm Ovum.

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