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Windows 7 Sales Still Strong, Hits 175m Licenses
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You hear a lot of doom and gloom stories about Microsoft these days, but the Redmond software giant seems to be doing just fine. In the midst of earnings season, Microsoft has taken the opportunity to...
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Touch Gestures For Windows Phone 7
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Pocketnow just recently made a list of gestures that will find their way on our next device and some of them seem very cool.
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Microsoft releases version 2.0 of the UI Design and Interaction Guide for Windows Phone 7
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For all the established developers, or the ones who are just starting out like myself, Microsoft has just posted an updated version of the UI Design and Interaction Guide for WP7.
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Microsoft confirms Windows Phone 7 manufacturers: ASUS, Dell, HTC, LG, and Samsung all on board
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Microsoft is no stranger to having partners galore in the phone business, but its lineup of manufacturers for the upcoming, surprisingly promising
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Bing to be the one and only search engine for Windows Phone 7
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We knew that Bing was the default search engine for Windows Phone 7 handsets, but earlier information about the mobile OS suggested that carriers and OEM’s could change the search engine
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Windows Phone 7 Hits Technical Preview Milestone
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Microsoft, with its Windows Phone 7 platform, has hit the technical preview milestone in testing and development, meaning it is ready for everyday use.
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Windows Phone 7 in-depth preview
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It's been a long road, hasn't it? Well, in some respects, it hasn't -- in fact, it's only been about two years since development of
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No Live Sync (Live Mesh) for WP7 at launch?
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According to a London event earlier this week, Live Sync (what Live Mesh has become) won’t be available at launch for WP7, though it should be along fairly soon after launch.
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Windows Phone 7 coming to Ukraine in October/November
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TCChannel have had a hands-on with a near-final build of Windows Phone 7 in Ukraine, and came away with a generally good impression.
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Microsoft Windows 95 Running on Android
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Remember back when Windows 95 was basically the only operating system option you had if you didn’t want to deal with Macintosh? (Oh, how times have changed.) It was decent at the time, albeit a little...
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Windows Phone 7 Push notifications detailed, may substitute for multi-tasking in some cases
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In a post that’s mainly for developers, Alex Golesh talks about the detailed implementation of Push notifications in Windows Phone 7 after the latest beta.
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Microsoft: 74 Percent of Businesses Still Run Windows XP
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Make of this what you will, but according to Microsoft, some 74 percent of businesses are still running Windows XP, an operating system now two generations old.
That number comes from Tammi Reller, C...
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Dutch Windows Phone 7 devices coming “just before Christmas”
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Good news for the countries not included in the first wave of Windows Phone 7 roll-outs. At launch only 5 languages are supported – English, French, Italian,
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Microsoft to keep Windows XP downgrade option until 2020
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Microsoft late Monday revealed terms that will let Windows 7 buyers get a downgrade to Windows XP for the next 10 years. Company spokesman Brandon LeBlanc
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Microsoft announces Windows 7 SP1 public beta
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Microsoft has officially announced the public beta availability of service pack 1 for Windows 7. Speaking at the Worldwide Partner conference, Microsoft's Tammi
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