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Roboprint: Print to any Printer From your WP7

April 7, 2016August 30, 2010 by Vikram

Here is another cool windows phone 7 app called Roboprint. This app allows users to print to any printer any where as long as you install a small app on the computer that is attached to the printer. They currently have an android version of this app and they also have a WP7 coming soon. (Android Version) A full featured printing … Read more

Domain: House Hunting App for WP7

April 7, 2016August 26, 2010 by Vikram

Here is another video of a WP7 app. This one is called Domain and it is an app for finding houses for sale in your area. Seems to have a really nice use of the interface tiles and has some good features where you can narrow your search criteria based on number of rooms, bathrooms, … Read more

HTC Delivers Premium Windows Phone 7 Device

April 7, 2016August 24, 2010 by Murani Lewis

Engadget today popped another exclusive for us. HTC has a premium device which at first glance appears to be nothing more than a nice looking black slab. Clearly we are wrong. HTC has introduced a seldom used but cool feature of having a slide out speaker plus added a kickstand on the back. The second … Read more

Ten Reasons Android Loses

October 7, 2025August 18, 2010 by David K

I’ve got a secret to reveal. I’ve been playing around with Android on my HD2. It’s really a game of knowing my enemy and I’ll have some posts on this coming up cause I’ve learned a lot. Anyway, Simmons and I have been going back and forth on the future of mobility and where Android … Read more

Windows Phone 7 Gaming Arcade

April 7, 2016August 18, 2010 by Murani Lewis

So all the hoopla over the 50 Xbox Live launch titles got me to thinking hard. Really hard. Countless of times i’ve seen posters saying how gaming wasn’t important to them and how XYZ was all their looking for in a phone. Well to you I ask, isn’t it cool to go Back To School. … Read more

New Samsung Windows Phone 7 Device Leaked

October 7, 2025August 13, 2010 by Murani Lewis

When it rain it pours…Windows Phone 7 Hardware leaks that is. Pocketnow.com has uncovered several pictures of a Samsung WP7 phone that I honestly did not see coming from Samsung. I had thoughts of the Samsung Galaxy S running in my head. Note that both this device and HTC’s leaked device have the circled Start … Read more

Windows Phone 7 To Get Dedicated Mobile Game Studio

April 7, 2016August 11, 2010 by Murani Lewis

Thanks to our buddies over at 1800PocketPC we get an update on how strong the push for Xbox Live and mobile gaming will be on Windows Phone 7. With rival platforms Android and Apple ratcheting up their gaming prowess (cough, Apples Game Center, cough) immediately after Microsoft announced that Xbox Live integration was one of … Read more

Windows Phone 7 is a Designer’s Delight!

April 7, 2016August 7, 2010 by Murani Lewis

Lately we’ve been seeing some pretty basic and bland apps demo’d for Windows Phone 7. Its leaving a very bad taste in the mouth of others in the blogosphere. Some have started to question whether apps will be locked and trapped in the sea of blandness. The above picture of the WP7 version of … Read more

ASUS Windows Phone 7 Device Peaks its Head Out

October 7, 2025August 6, 2010 by Murani Lewis

Welcome to the party ASUS : ) We get not just a word for also picture of what appears to be a pre-production ASUS phone. Not to be confused by the testing phone Microsoft was showing off at MWC & MIX10. This model appears to have a brushed metallic look to the front and hopefully … Read more

Dual-Core Qualcomm Chips To Be Released Soon?

April 7, 2016August 3, 2010 by Danny Lam

Qualcomm issued a press release a little while back stating that they have completed reference designs for a dual-core mobile chip. Today, Alienbabeltech seems to have found the results for a GLBenchmark 1.1 test done on a mysterious HTC device. The device is called the HTC Glacier but has no image. They compared the bench results to the iPhone 4, HTC Evo and the Samsung Vibrant, Moto Droid X, and the T-Mobile G1, with interesting results. Both Snapdragon models, the Evo and the Droid X were crushed by the mysterious newcomer. Alienbabletech suspects this means that the Glacier must be loaded with one of these new chips, in particular, the dual-core chip. Does this mean we can expect dual-core chips in future Android and Windows Phone offerings? Read on for a closer look at the facts.