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Windows Phone 7.5 Mango by Microsoft presently suggests support for all 35 different languages, though; the company might be scheduling to include more 85 languages in its upcoming version of Windows mobile OS, which is now celebrated as the Windows Phone Tango.

"If you've been following mobile goings on over the past few weeks you'll know that those affable Finns at Nokia revealed their first Windows phone Mango devices in the form of Nokia Lumia 800 and the Nokia Lumia 710 at that Nokia World thing t'other week. However, it would appear that there is one smartphone that Nokia have been keeping under wraps. Until now that is …"

Nokia, the world's largest mobile phone making company is now preparing the successor of newly announced its Lumia 900 & upcoming Windows Phone 7.5 Mango powered smartphone called as the Lumia 910, a report suggested.

Tango, the well-designed video calling app for iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch, desktop and android platforms, now has released as the initial video talking app for the Windows Phone 7.5 Mango smartphones.

Samsung Omnia W, the first Windows Phone 7 Mango powered smartphone from South Korean tech giant, is now available to buy in the United Kingdom, SoftPedia reported.

Spotify, the leading and highest growing music service of its kind, is now obtainable for Microsoft Windows Phone 7.5 platform.

A latest Windows Phone 7.5 Mango powered handset from LG called 'The Miracle' has been appeared on the web and is most likely to be announced by both Microsoft and LG at coming MWC trade show

The Miracle by LG is one of the best, mid-range and affordable smartphones which run using Microsoft Windows Phone 7.5 Mango operating system. The LG Miracle is yet unofficial means the smartphone is yet not officially announced by LG

Samsung has announced recently its latest handset, the Galaxy Nexus, and now, the company has unveiled its 2 newest WP7 Mango based devices called the Focus S and the Focus Flash during the All Things Digital discussion in Asia.

T-Mobile has announced Windows Phone 7.5 Mango powered HTC Radar 4G Smartphone, price tag of $99.99 with new 2 year agreement.

"This past weekend was the first birthday of Microsoft's Windows Phone 7 operating system, a date commemorated by Microsoft's Joe Belfiore, who tweeted 'our very first phones started selling (Europe only) 1 year ago' and added that 'a lot's happened in a year'. Indeed, we've had NoDo and Mango, plus various new phones including the massive Titan."