David K 
Here’s an app that won’t make it to this side of the pond but it does show the ease and power of Windows Phone 7. This app shows cycle stations in London and their availability and location relative to you. Take this one slight step to this side of the world and this would work … Read more
A year ago (almost to the day) we talked about a Windows Mobile app called Marathon that was an impressive GPS training app including spoken real time stats, ability to compete against your former results, record the track and upload results. Well the author has ported it to Windows Phone 7 and it’s looking nice. … Read more
I used to check XDA more than I checked the news. It was an obsession. Lately I’ve definitely been going less often and to check if it was me or everyone I checked their Alexa ranking and noticed that they’re actually on the rise. Here’s my deal: Windows Mobile is at the end of its … Read more
Man it was getting scary there for a minute. We know WP7 lacks HTML5 and Flash is 6 months off. Well a YouTube app is now confirmed. Also confirmed: An AT&T Uverse apps, NYTimes Reader, Yelp, Free Throw Challenge, BobbleHead (make yourself into a bobblehead). Here’s a picture that Justin Angel from Vertigo put together … Read more
Here’s a side scrolling ‘hunter’ type game. You need to get to your enemy and take him out. Neat little animations and seemingly tons of options. Have a look for yourself running on an actual device.
The other day Microsoft showed off some simple apps and mentioned that source code would be coming for them. We now have some additional XNA source code for the devs out there to play with. Accelerometer This sample for Windows Phone demonstrates using the Accelerometer sensor in XNA Game Studio 4.o as well as supplies … Read more
OK this game isn’t going to prove why the iPhone will be killed by WP7 but you do get to kill iPhones and that’s worth something: It’s a game that appeared on FaceBook by Developpeurs and we’re sharing here to get them some more exposure. I like the premise:) via Charlie Kindel
If you show your phone off on video then expect me to look through each frame: Now it could be that they used the New York Times Silverlight API we mentioned a while back, but it’s good to see there are apps out there that they aren’t (intentionally) showing us.
So Channel 9 showed off the apps that MS has provided (which are really partially intended for developers since the source code is available so they can see how they were done). The video was 20 minutes and filled with witty banter…so I cut that down and now it’s 10 minutes so you can just … Read more
So there’s this survey that talks about how much iPhone 4 user love their iPhones. Of course they do…they’re in lala land. Check this: Owners of the iPhone 4 also “report experiencing fewer dropped calls” than owners of the previous model, the iPhone 3GS Reconcile that with Steve Jobs who himself acknowledged that the “iPhone … Read more
Did you hear that Windows Phone 7 will not have HTML5? Holy no-shit Batman! It’s circulating like it is news but if any of the writers were paying attention they’d know that Internet Explorer in WP7 is based on a mix of IE7 and IE8 (desktop). Which of those browsers supports HTML5? Right – neither. … Read more
