Microsoft has continued to roll out apps for Windows phones (37 to date) with the latest two being an app geared towards men called Onit and a Microsoft

It’s time to bring some closure to the Surfy story from today. Brandon Watson of Microsoft has been nice enough to leave a comment on our earlier post

Earlier we discussed the submission of an alternative web browser that failed Microsoft’s certification. Brandon Watson has since stated that there’s miscommunication as to the rejection (and we’ll

Winter is cold, and that means gloves. Most of the time we’ve got a choice to make, either gloves or our devices as you can’t operate a capacitive

If you read the WP7 application certifications you will not see a prohibition against alternative web browsers so you would think they would be permissible (provided they otherwise

Get Mobility Digest on your Windows Phone 7 device today! Why? Because that’s what all the cool kids are doing! But seriously, it’s my very first program of

There is no doubt that the Classic Car Market has been booming since investers have taken advantage of the growth in this market. There a lot of restoration

On March 17th, “everybody” is just a little Irish. Don’t forget to change your theme and spread some green. Have fun and stay safe. Now where did I

Our friends over at 1800PocketPC and BestWP7Games have released their official Windows Phone app, and of course it’s free. It’s got a pretty neat format that mirrors the

There’s an interesting bit of a story that’s playing out since a developer named Daniel Tuppeny issued a post about how he loves Windows Phone 7 but was