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LG E900 Windows Phone 7 leaked photos
News - August 31, 2010 - 0 Comments
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Photos of LG's E900 Windows Phone 7 device have leaked and Android.com.pl has the details. You can see the phone in action in the video above.
The E900 sports the same fast 1GHz Snapdragon QSD8650 processor as the Droid Incredible and HTC EVO 4G. It looks like an HTC phone with its sleek casing and usual detailing like a camera button and 3.5mm headphone jack. The 3.7" capacitive TFT LCD screen looks very nice, but not too big.
This one looks very pocket friendly.
For a full set of clos...read more
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Microsoft announces Xbox LIVE games for Windows Phone 7
News - August 17, 2010 - 0 Comments
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It looks like Microsoft is serious about getting back into the mobile space and they're counting on gamers to be adopters of Windows Phone 7. The company has announced a their list of games that will be released during the launch of Windows Phone 7.
"Xbox LIVE is coming exclusively to a Windows Phone 7 near you this holiday. Whether you're waiting for the bus, enjoying time out of town, or just relaxing on the couch, the phone designed to keep your life in motion puts Xbox LIVE and mobile ga...read more
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LG says Windows Phone 7 will outperform rivals
News - August 16, 2010 - 0 Comments
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LG apparently believes strongly in Windows Phone 7. The company says it will be the first manufacturer to launch a Windows Phone 7 phone. European models will be in stores in October and US models will hit a month later. Interestingly, the Windows Phones will not be available in Korea until sometime next year.
The European WP7 LG phones will sport a 3.8" display while the US models will include a slideout QWERTY keyboard.
LG will add the Windows Phone 7 devices to its "Optimus" line of devi...read more
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Will Windows Phone 7 end BlackBerry's enterprise dominance?
News - August 13, 2010 - 0 Comments
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Microsoft hasn't really jumped back into the smartphone game just yet (they technically never left, but Windows Mobile 6.5 seems ancient by now), and one writer seems to be betting that RIM has something to worry about.
Reggie Middleton, writing for Business Insider, believes that RIM is now a short play after seeing Windows Phone 7. He says, "I believe RIM is coming up short in the consumer space, and is losing technological advantage in the enterprise space."
Is he right? Well maybe, but...read more
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Resco Announces Resco MobileLight Toolkit
Press Release - August 10, 2010 - 0 Comments
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New Silverlight controls for Windows Phone 7
Resco, a leading vendor of advanced developer components and tools for mobile devices, announces today a technology preview of Resco MobileLight Toolkit, which is optimized for Microsoft Visual Studio and Microsoft Silverlight.
Resco MobileLight Toolkit is a set of Microsoft Silverlight controls designed for Windows Phone 7. The controls‘ architecture is based on the Resco MobileForms Toolkit controls but adjusted to the Microsoft Silverlight techno...read more
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Windows Phone 7 Preview
News - August 09, 2010 - 0 Comments
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The Telegraph in the UK has a nice prereview of Windows Phone 7, and they seem impressed. Microsoft has missed a cycle in the smartphone area and Windows Phone 7 could bring them back into the mix in a big way. Windows Mobile used to be a dominant platform (especially in Asia) but they got taken over by RIM, Apple, and now Google.
Hunter Skipworth of the Telegraph says "Windows phone 7 could signal a return to form for Microsoft."
Microsoft has a real focus on social networking as Mr. Skipwo...read more
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HTC Schubert Windows Phone 7 sports unibody
News - August 09, 2010 - 0 Comments
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It's been so quiet on the Windows Mobile front for over a year, but the buzz is starting to swirl around Windows Phone 7. We've seen a few leaked photos of upcoming Windows Phones and here's another one. Check out the HTC Schubert. It's supposed to be ready for the Windows Phone 7 launch.
Engadget reports that the Schubert was built with an aluminum unibody with plastic cutouts in the back for improved wireless connectivity. There isn't much more information but it sure looks like a nice d...read more
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ASUS Windows Phone 7 in the wild
News - August 06, 2010 - 0 Comments
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The world is waiting for Windows Phone 7 to debut and we're seeing some leaked pictures of a new device in the wild. This photo of an Asus Windows Phone 7 device has shown up in Pakistan. PocketNow has the shot and speculates that this is a prototype model for testing.
It looks like this device has a front facing camera, but beyond that no information is known....read more
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Design your own laptop bag with Ellis Grace Bags
News - July 31, 2010 - 0 Comments
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We're all into smartphones here, but most of us also carry a laptop. Have you ever wanted a laptop bag that you can customize yourself? Check out Ellis Grace bags. Ellis Grace make bags that fit you -- your personality. You choose the base color and custom fabric and they make the bag for you.
They have 3 base colors, khaki, olive, and black, and over 30 custom fabrics to choose from. If you have your own fabric you can send it to them and they'll use it on your bag. How's that for custom...read more
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HP will use webOS on all smartphones, drops Windows Phone
News - July 23, 2010 - 0 Comments
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HP is moving full steam ahead with its plans for Palm's OS. Despite recently saying that Palm may become a "sub-brand," the company is moving ahead with plans to put webOS on a variety of devices including smartphones, and netbooks.
VP Todd Bradley said on CNBC today that HP would "exclusively use its webOS software" for smartphones. That means HP is officially dropping Windows Phone 7 from their future plans. HP has had a long standing relationship with Microsoft as the company has had sever...read more
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Microsoft wants employees to develop Windows Phone apps on the side
News - July 23, 2010 - 0 Comments
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Microsoft recently said they would be giving free Windows Phone 7 phones to their 90,000 employees, and it looks like there might be some strings attached. The company has a plan to get their employees to use the phones thereby starting with a small user base already 90,000 strong. Well, it looks like the company wants some "spare time" work in exchange for those phones.
According to engadget, an internal memo shows the company expects employees to work on Windows Phone 7 apps in their "spare...read more
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Turn your Windows phone into a navigation device with Mobile Navigator 7
Software Reviews - July 16, 2010 - 0 Comments
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Turn your Windows Smartphone into a full blown navigation device that rivals dedicated PND’''s with NAVIGON’''s MobileNavigator 7. NAVIGON as a world wide leader in navigation products and services now offers it's latest technology on mobile Windows powered devices.
Features:
Text to speech - "turn right on Central Avenue"
Lane Assistant Pro
Reality View Pro (on devices with landscape format support)
Quickest, shortest and optimal route
Real Signpost Display
Speed Assistant
"Go home" function
...read more
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Microsoft dumps Kin
News - June 30, 2010 - 0 Comments
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Well that was fast. Just weeks after the official launch of Microsoft's Kin line of phones, it looks like the company is pulling the plug. engadget is reporting that Andy Lees has "rolled Kin into the Windows Phone 7 team" and canceled the existing product's European launch. Microsoft's official statement reads:
"We have made the decision to focus exclusively on Windows Phone 7 and we will not ship KIN in Europe this fall as planned. Additionally, we are integrating our KIN team with the Win...read more
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MobileNavigator 7 - 55% off through July 5
News - June 25, 2010 - 0 Comments
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Turn your Windows Smartphone into a full blown navigation device that rivals dedicated PND’''s with NAVIGON’''s MobileNavigator 7. NAVIGON as a world wide leader in navigation products and services now offers it's latest technology on mobile Windows powered devices.
Features:
Text to speech - "turn right on Central Avenue"
Lane Assistant Pro
Reality View Pro (on devices with landscape format support)
Quickest, shortest and optimal route
Real Signpost Display
Speed Assistant
"Go home" function
...read more
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