I really get along with the iOS version of Safari. iPhone version works well, and the iPad one is even better, bigger, faster, comfortable. Still, when I started

Paul Thurrott is an insider when it comes to Windows Phone 7. He’s not an employee of MS but was granted early access to WP7 information and is

I have to say, it’s pretty impressive that TMo is supporting the HD2 enough to release what’s now the third official ROM. It’s also worth noting that the

Here’s a preview of GPS Golf for Windows Phone 7 called mobitree. It contains all of the courses to act like a personal caddy. it includes 5,000 courses

If you’ve been paying attention you know that sometime between the beginning of October and November that Windows Phone 7 will officially launch.  Well WMPoweruser has unearthed and

I’ve got a bunch of WP7 preview apps today so let’s just do it in one post. First up is Robot Strike, an XNA 3D bowling game. You

MSNBC has one of those ‘tech myths debunked’ articles and there’s one that’s pretty interesting to me. It’s the link between the number of bars you see and

“Windows Phone 7 Doesn’t Need Tethering"”. That’s the title of a PCWorld blog entry posted today. Essentially, the argument is that carriers are shunning tethering through excessive pricing

Augmented reality is all over the place but on Windows Phone 7 there have been some questions about how it would translate. Well, here’s a preview of Wizup

Well hopefully that picture got your attention.  It sure did for me.  Now this phone which is just a concept at the moment “could” have so many uses