Month: November 2010

There’s been some frustration out there that you can’t sync your Windows Phone directly with Outlook (unless you’re using exchange). You have to sync through Zune and it’s

Bing Visual Search now lets you search the Windows Phone Market. Just direct your browser here and you can see all of the apps, the top 25 rated,

I’ve spent the last five minutes trying to size up WP7’s launch success to get an idea of whether or not I’ll be getting my $50 from co-contributor

The Quantum may not be the prettiest, but it does have a slide-out keyboard and DLNA so you can play video from your phone on your tv/computer wirelessly.

Today a lot of apps that were ‘approved’ but not live in the market went live. There are too many to count (and it’s difficult since the ‘release

Good chance you heard plenty of hype over the course of the past few months hype some big crazy Samsung unveiling in New York City this evening which

Google’s hooking up with Gogo, an in-flight ISP, to dish out free wifi on domestic flights for AirTran, Delta and Virgin from November 20th through January 2nd (PR).

Living here in the United States and being handcuffed to AT&T, I could not get the T-Mobile version of the HTC HD2, I had to pony up and

Amazon.com has currently run out of the Samsung Focus. Don’t believe me? Check their site! I was expecting a little bit of a rush today as phones are

I love getting emails like this: “To celebrate the arrival of Windows Phone 7 [WP7] in the U.S., Microsoft and AT&T are giving thousands of music fans in