Why everyone’s wrong about Windows Phone 7

Blog heavyweight Robert Scoble has recently blogged in response to Charlie Kindel’s recent interview comments, stating the reason WP7 hasn’t taken off is purely because of apps and app developers, and the market for WP7 is closed and the platform has no chance to survive.  Kindel, if you haven’t already read, believes that Microsoft’s use … Read more

Why Charlie Kindel is More Right Than Wrong About Windows Phone

Charlie Kindel, former Windows Phone General Manager, set off a firestorm when he spoke his mind about the state of Windows Phone adoption rate.  I even contributed a response on the thread that took on a life of its own with various tech bloggers stepping up to match wits.  I happen to agree far more … Read more

Mobile Musings: Captain Obvious

Mobile Musings is a weekly column where I take my thoughts on several subjects and basically think out loud. LTE WINDOWS PHONES ARRIVING IN 2012 In a rather obvious “rumor” its astonishing to see tech bloggers reporting that LTE flavored Windows Phones would be arriving in 2012.  It was already announced that the platform would … Read more

Nokia Lumia 800 Marketing Strikes Gold Again

Moving past all the political correctness you can only look at Nokia’s latest push for their Magenta/Pink version of the Lumia 800 as another gold star effort. Think I’m being silly? Just asked my wife and she agreed. Nothing like a pop of color and style to spark the interest of the fairer sex. Nokia … Read more

Nokia’s commitment to Windows Phone Ecosystem–Smartphones and Tablets

BGR, Boy Genius Report, interviewed Stephen Elop, CEO of Nokia, and in that interview Stephen mentioned a lot of Nokia’s market expandability intentions in the US market. In that interview apart from taking about their market strategy and carrier partnerships with various American Carriers and Nokia’s reachability to American Consumers with Smartphones and Tablets, he … Read more