The best Windows phone apps can be tough to choose from, when Windows Mobile’s been around for so many years and accumulated a huge catalogue over time. We’ve whittled them down for you here, so see the top picks in our shortlist to the right of the full post.
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Steve Jobs opened the iPhone 4 press conference telling the crowd: “We’re not perfect. Phones aren’t perfect. But we want to make all our users happy. If you don’t know that about Apple, you don’t know Apple. We love making our users happy.” But he claimed that all phones face similar problems and called out specific handsets from rival manufacturers…
You might have seen a Sony Ericsson Aspen review or two popping up on the internet, but don’t be misled – this Windows Mobile blower hasn’t hit retail ready state yet. Still, that’s not stopped us nabbing one for an extensive hands on well ahead of time. Want to know how it holds up in a world of iPhone 4s and Samsung Galaxy S handsets? Read on and find out in our Sony Ericsson Aspen hands on preview.
iPhone is still beating Android in Europe despite the Google OS overtaking it in the US, according to the latest count by the market research boffins at Gartner. Symbian and Blackberry are still ahead of both of them. Dive into the figures and you’ll find the future doesn’t look so bright for Microsoft…
The beautiful, Summer-like weekend may be over, but we’ve got something that’ll perk you up more than plain old sunlight: a round up of all the latest, breaking gadget news. It’s all crammed into one post for you here in techie breakie!
Microsoft has unveiled a brand new pair of Windows phones that take dead aim at social networking addicts. The sleek Microsoft Kin One and Kin Two handsets feature a home screen dubbed Kin Loop, which gets automatically updated with everything going on in your Facebook, Twitter or MySpace account.
The HTC HD Mini micro Windows Mobile phone looks to be headed to O2, according to a scan from next month’s O2 catalogue. On O2, but don’t fancy the huge footprint of a HTC HD2? This might just be the answer.
Firefox for Windows Mobile has been abandoned and work on a version of Firefox for Windows Phone 7 has been put on hold by Mozilla. Microsoft’s decision to restrict Windows Phone 7 apps to Silverlight and XNA was seemingly the final straw for the Mozilla folk working on Firefox for Windows Mobile.