OK so today AT&T made a statement to PC World in which they said “we’ll be the premier carrier for Windows Phone 7.” It’s circulating like breaking news.

See, open up Marketplace to MS employees and they get right to it…or get their interns right to it. I don’t normally post on RSS feed readers but

Man those of you with WP7 devices are really showing off. Not only do you hold the future in your hands, but you can actually start to test

Any rebuttals from the peanut gallery?

I “bought” my Aria from AT&T over the phone a month ago. I put bought in quotes because AT&T actually paid me $150 to upgrade. First, they credited

Can someone tell me the movie from which this title was taken (and slightly modified)? In any event, this post is part of the ongoing series of posts

Gizmodo has posted a nice little video from Howard Forums.  The comparison is very welcomed since HTC announced SLCD provides a “comparable visual experience…[with better] battery life” and

Yesterday Brandon Watson posted about the reasons why MS has given away devices to their employees and changed their Marketplace policies. Here is their rational: So why did

Here’s another demo of a portion of an app that tells you the guitar note that you’re playing to tune it. Appears to do what it claims to

Elbert Perez is done with his port of Scribble Defense to WP7 from Xbox and he’s shared his experiences on his site. A few interesting items that he’s