David K 
Let me start by saying that I’d give up sliced bread for my Focus. It’s beautiful – and not just aesthetics but also in terms of use. The subtleties throughout the OS keep peeking out and keep me amused by every second of using my Windows Phone. It’s not just the big picture integration and … Read more
Blitz Football from Coresoft is now available in the marketplace. This is a football game but what you need to do is throw the football (or multiple balls) to your receivers by matching up the timing. it has various play modes and degrees of difficulty. Now haven’t tried it yet, but here’s what it looks … Read more
Zagg has a sale on Zaggskins which lasts through November 12 and gives you 40% off. These are the Zagg shields that are designed to be on the back of the phone to give it a unique look. Scratch Proof Protection + Unlimited Style Select one of our designs or upload your own Scratch-proof patented … Read more
Paul Thurrott has MS on the record regarding Windows Phone updates. The end result: MS pushes the updates but the carrier can block it for up to one cycle for testing purposes. They also state that they are working with carriers to prevent delays and presume that if there are delays then the consumers will … Read more
Turns out if you want to Facebook chat on Windows Phone all you need to do is toggle the settings of IE so you view the site as the desktop version (not mobile which is the default). Then if you visit Facebook you’ll be able to chat. It’s almost too easy… Thanks for the … Read more
If you plan on buying a new phone (maybe even a Surround or Focus) direct from AT&T then you may as well go the online route and save $100 with this link. I just tested it and in checkout it did apply the discount to a Focus. UPDATE: Looks like you need to add a … Read more
Over at XDA, emjee87 has been compiling a list on what microSD cards are reported to work with the Focus/WP7. This is because AT&T has gone back and forth on if SD cards should be installed and if so which ones, etc. Remember that this list is a work in progress so we need to … Read more
We were originally told that Windows Phone can tether, then we were told that it can’t. Maybe the reason for the switch was that it can do it but the UI isn’t complete. But the functionality may in fact be on the phone. Say what? OK, if you have a Samsung device (Focus or Omnia … Read more
ZDNet got a straight answer on whether Windows Phone updates come from carriers or MS. There was some confusion as to who ultimately controls the thing and if the update is a guaranty. After a long question complaining about AT&T not pushing out updates and who controls the updates and what phones are eligable the … Read more
Jack the Ripper isn’t a fart app for Windows Phones, it’s the fart app. Check out this feature list: 40 select fart sounds. Featuring 5 separate play modes: Free play – Choose the sound and press the play button to let one rip. Security mode – Secures the device and after any motion is detected … Read more
As a bit of a background, Windows Phone uses XAPs to deploy its applications. For those of us who used Windows Mobile, think of this as a cab. In simpler terms – it’s a zip file that’s been renamed. If you have a valid XAP file on a developer unlocked phone then you would be … Read more
The Street is reporting that the US Windows Phone launch is reported to be 40,000 phone sales. This is despite a $100m+ campaign. So on it’s launch day it’s less than 1/5 of the average day for Android or Apple. They note that releasing a phone on a Monday doesn’t help anything (Friday or Saturday … Read more