Good Deal: Free Zune Pass for a year with Windows phone purchase
Good Deal: Free Zune Pass for a year with Windows phone purchase
Microsoft teases Windows 8 ‘Consumer Preview’ with Bing betta fish site
Microsoft teases Windows 8 ‘Consumer Preview’ with Bing betta fish site
Microsoft’s head of Windows Phone developer experience, Brandon Watson, leaves for Amazon
Microsoft’s head of Windows Phone developer experience, Brandon Watson, leaves for Amazon
Windows Phone Marketplace launches in five new regions, no sign of China yet
Windows Phone Marketplace launches in five new regions, no sign of China yet
Skype 5.8 for Windows brings Full HD calling and deeper Facebook integration
Skype 5.8 for Windows brings Full HD calling and deeper Facebook integration
Microsoft testing Skype Windows Phone client, expected at MWC
Microsoft testing Skype Windows Phone client, expected at MWC
Purported Windows Phone 8 details leak: NFC, native Skype support and more
We’re still waiting for Microsoft to launch Windows Phone “Tango,” but supposed details have already emerged surrounding the next major Windows Phone release code-named “Apollo.” According to Pocketnow, which claims to have obtained a video of Windows Phone manager Joe Belfiore that was intended to be viewed only by Nokia employees, Apollo will launch as Windows Phone 8. Read on for more. Reportedly, Microsoft’s theme for the launch is “scale and choice,” and Apollo will add support for four different screen resolutions, multi-core processors, removable microSD cards and near-field communications (NFC) for mobile payments. Belfiore is said to have discussed Windows Phone 8′s “wallet experience,” and how the operating system will use NFC chips built into the phone itself or
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Purported Windows Phone 8 details leak: NFC, native Skype support and more
We’re still waiting for Microsoft to launch Windows Phone “Tango,” but supposed details have already emerged surrounding the next major Windows Phone release code-named “Apollo.” According to Pocketnow, which claims to have obtained a video of Windows Phone manager Joe Belfiore that was intended to be viewed only by Nokia employees, Apollo will launch as Windows Phone 8. Read on for more. Reportedly, Microsoft’s theme for the launch is “scale and choice,” and Apollo will add support for four different screen resolutions, multi-core processors, removable microSD cards and near-field communications (NFC) for mobile payments. Belfiore is said to have discussed Windows Phone 8′s “wallet experience,” and how the operating system will use NFC chips built into the phone itself or
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