Despite its best efforts, Microsoft is still languishing in mobile phone segment. According to a recent report, Microsoft’s market share is still in single digit. But come September, things are
Microsoft finally released Windows Phone 7.5 to manufacturers and the announcement was quickly followed by Toshiba-Fujitsu’s statement about the first Mango Phone. Though, in stark contrast to deliciously named OS,
Windows Phone Mango has taken one step closer to being released after the big M sent the final code to manufacturers for new phones coming out in the third quarter.
Nokia is fast becoming ailing old man of telecom world and its imminent WP7 launch seems to the only way to salvage the company. And the Finnish company is making
Microsoft’s Worldwide Partner Conference is underway and the company has added a dash of glamour to the event by launching a slew of WP7 Mango handsets. Among the four new
As we all get caught up in the smartphone resolution it’s easy to forget that the technology is recently new and that a sparkling new iPhone or HTC desire is
Despite its best attempts, Microsoft has not been able to leave its mark in smartphone arena. But the company is keeping its chin up and is not going to call
In what would be a major coup for the technology giant, rumours have surfaced suggesting the Microsoft has landed the UK's top selling phone the Samsung Galaxy S2 on their new mobile operating Windows Mobile 7.
