Category Archive: Mobile

Feb
22
2011

First Windows Phone Update

Starting today, some of you might see something new on your Windows Phone: A message announcing that a software update is available. Now, before you get too excited: This isn’t the update you’ve probably been reading about or perhaps waiting for, the one with copy and paste (but that’s coming soon). No, this update is …

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Jan
12
2011

Windows Phone 7 Updates

One question Microsoft hears often is: What’s next for Windows Phone? So here is their answer:  Copy and paste Soon you’ll be able to copy text from emails, text messages, web pages, and Office Mobile documents, and paste it anywhere you can type. Using copy and paste is easy and intuitive. In many cases you …

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Oct
13
2010

Windows Phone 7 coming to Germany on 21st of October

Windows Phones Europe

The new Windows Phone 7 is going to be shipped on 21st of October in germany. Here is a short device overview:

Sep
02
2010

Windows Phone 7 – Released To Manufacturing

“Today is the day that the Windows Phone team has been driving towards, and we’re very excited to say that we’ve reached the biggest milestone for our internal team – the release to manufacturing (RTM) of Windows Phone 7!”, so Terry Myerson in his blog. So we can stay tuned and wait for the new …

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Aug
20
2010

First Games for Windows Phone 7 announced

For Example: “Crackdown 2: Project Sunburst”. This is a tower defense game that uses real locations as the gaming world thanks the Bing maps. Defend the big landmark in your city or even your own house! For all the news about the first wave of games visit: http://www.microsoft.com/presspass/features/2010/aug10/08-16winphonegames.mspx

Aug
20
2010

Windows Phone 7 in October

Microsoft’s COO Kevin Turner has clarified earlier this week the launch date for Windows 7 Phone: In October, the smartphone will be available in Europe, starting in November in the U.S. Some things have been clarified via Microsoft’s “technical evangelist” Frank Prengel: The synchronization of emails, addresses and contacts is done via protocols such as …

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