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SEATTLE – Smart phones running Microsoft’s new software are now available for AT&T Inc. and T-Mobile USA customers. They phones will compete with Apple Inc.’s iPhone and an expanding number of phones with Google Inc.’s Android system. More...

Smart phones running Microsoft Corp.'s new software are now available for AT&T Inc. and T-Mobile USA customers. Link Removed due to 404 Error

Microsoft reported strong results for the fiscal quarter, buoyed by strong sales of Windows 7 and Office 2010. But smartphones remain a looming question. Link Removed

Want a white iPhone 4? Then find yourself a buddy at Apple's Cupertino campus. That's how one - probably the only - lucky US punter got his. The unnamed gent was spotted waving his white one around at an event in New York last night. A flabberghasted Link Removed where the heck he got it...

Here's a look at the AT&T Phones for Windows Phone 7! AT&T will launch three WP7 devices, the LG Quantum, featuring a full QWERTY keyboard for $199.99, the HTC Surround with 16 GB of onboard storage, 5 megapixel camera and two Dolby Surround Sound speakers, also $199.99 and finally, the Samsung...

In this video, Microsoft CVP Steve Guggenheimer introduces the new hardware devices that will be offering Windows Phone 7. There's tactile keyboards, slide out speakers, surround sound, enhanced cameras, scratch resistance screens, and more. Check out the phones from Dell, LG, HTC & Samsung...

Between antenna problems and app store hacks, ZDNet's Sam Diaz thinks the iPhone 4 is starting to feel like an outcast in the iPhone portfolio - kind of like Windows Vista was for Microsoft. More...

The latest word out of Apple HQ is that the iPhone 4 software update... More...

Link Removed due to 404 ErrorYou can doubt Microsoft's phone strategy. You can grouse about features they've left out of Windows Phone 7. But don't for one second question their ability to put together an Office suite, ok? What we've got here is a pair of videos showing off Windows Phone 7's...

Technology Stop Microsoft announced that there is a possibility of introducing low cost windows mobiles across the world particularly in developing countries. These low cost smart phones will have all the major facilities and the only difference is the low cost of this mobile. Experts...

Link RemovedMio has used this week's Computex show to unleash a bevy of Windows devices with built-in GPS receivers. The products include the Explora K75 and K85 smartphones, the Moov V500 and V700 PNDs (personal navigation devices), plus a new netbook, the Litepad N890 (left), Mio says...

According to Wikipedia, about 98 percent of the more than a billion mobile phones sold each year use at least one ARM CPU. So , why not Microsoft consider Windows 7 for ARM-based Systems. Now , i am not saying that you would run windows 7 on your high-end smart phone , but there is a lot of...