Counting the days until Microsoft releases the prophesied Mango (Windows Phone 7.5) update? According to a report from winrumors.com, a Fujitsu branded Windows Phone will be available in Japan by the end of August running the new build. This explains why Microsoft showcased several Mango-powered device at its Worldwide Partner Conference this week, but the question remains — are you still interested?
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Snapshots of an upcoming Windows Phone smartphone, dubbed the HTC Eternity, have surfaced this morning. The purported handset features a blockbuster list of specs, ready to compete with Android superstars such as the Samsung Galaxy S II and HTC Sensation. Will this be the smartphone that takes Windows Phone to the next level?
Windows Phone 7 is quietly building an app army. Reports released yesterday confirm that over the past month more than 5,000 applications have been added to the platform, bringing the grand total up to the 25,000 mark. On the application front, the case can be made that Windows Phone is at the least, a modest success.
The first Windows Phone handset from Nokia, powered by Mango, will reportedly, “blow your socks off”. At least according to Dave Trevaskus, a senior training consultant for Nokia, who announced his praise for the upcoming smartphone on Twitter this morning.
According to mobile-review’s Eldar Murtazin, there’s currently two Mango-powered Nokia prototypes make the rounds throughout the company. Which device Dave Trevaskus is referencing on Twitter, however, is anyone’s guess.