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"It's nearly ten months since Microsoft purchased Skype, so it's perhaps surprising we've had to wait this long for an official Skype client for Windows Phone. Announced at Nokia's press conference during Mobile World Congress, showing just how tight Microsoft's partnership with Nokia really is, Skype for Windows Phone hit the Marketplace on the same day."

The development of Windows Phone 7 has become popular among developers in these days because of the increasing popularity of Windows Phone 7. This means the outsourcing IT companies have opportunity to make more money by offering Windows Phone 7 development services at affordable prices.

The announcement of Windows 10 by Microsoft has raised the curiosity among the Windows users to know about the features in the Latest Edition. No doubt, it is a major release that will span all hardware from PCs to phones and try to address the ills that have dogged Windows 8. Here I am discussing the top most hidden features of windows 10. Read the post and find out what Windows 10 have for you in the box!

Microsoft has been making great strides lately. Their campaigns for the Windows Phone are really effective. Plenty of people are either buying Windows Phones straight up or getting a trade in for one.

Microsoft has introduced new Skype app for Windows Phone 8.1 at Build conference in San Francisco. The app is not released yet, but will be coming soon for Windows Phone 8.1 users.

Nokia and Microsoft have signed a definitive agreement that will govern how they produce smartphones together, just over two months after the partnership was announced. Read more: http://www.articlesbase.com/cell-phones-articles/nokia-and-microsoft-seal-windows-phone-alliance-by-batteryfast-4671815.html#ixzz1KaaKFugl Under Creative Commons License: Attribution

The good news is, it looks like Verizon's Windows Phone 7 powered HTC Trophy is a world phone. The bad news is, it might not come out until June. Worse news, it's probably going to be Verizon's first WP7 device.

Microsoft is in the process of launching the Windows Phone 7.5 Mango update at an event in New York. The foremost most important update to the Windows Phone 7 platform since its launch, it is anticipated to convey the platform up to equivalence with contenders like Apple and Google, although Microsoft will have to do much more than that to attain their level of recognition.

Do you want to advance in your mobile development career? If yes, then take up Windows mobile training from Multisoft Systems.

Learn how to transfer and install your apps to memory card in your Windows 8.1 Smartphone. Here is the quick tutorial. The most advanced Smartphone by Nokia Windows Phone previously had a great flaw in it. Like iPhone, Windows Phone was not manufactured with microSD support. Because of this drawback, its users were facing lots of issues. Further with limited internal memory, users can't download all their favorite applications. Read Complete Article - http://goo.gl/JHUVu1

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Sprint has revealed that it will announce a new phone on February 24th. HTC EVO 2? Windows Phone 7? The iPhone? What do you think it will be?

"The Nokia Lumia 900 was the start mobile attraction of CES last month, but it was a US-only affair thanks to its 4G LTE connectivity. But the 4.3-inch turbo Windows Phone is now coming to the UK, the Finns have announced today at Mobile World Congress."

HTC has confirmed that their loved and hate Sense UI is heading to Microsoft's Windows Phone 7 although it won't be as featured as it once was.

Samsung's upcoming Windows Phone 7 handset had its unofficial name and specifications revealed today.

Microsoft is hoping that Windows Phone 7 gets them back into the mobile arena and today they revealed the manufacturers that will hopefully get them there.

HTC's T8788, a Windows Phone 7 device headed AT&T has surfaced and you might be surprised by what it has onboard in place of a sliding QWERTY keyboard.

The first photos of HTC's Windows Phone 7 device have emerged and it looks like it could be a winner.

A new Samsung Windows Phone 7 device has been spotted on camera and it should only be a matter of time before it gets a name and full specs.