Articles about windows phone 7 series

And when you thought that Microsoft has learned something from Apple and other major players in the mobile segment, comes a statement like this that obliterates any chance for Microsoft to ever 'get it' in the tablet wars. The statement in question is the one that reinforces the idea Windows Phone 7 OS is not for tablets, but for smartphones with touchscreens up to 4 inches and something.I don't know about you but I see Windows 7 as another OS not properly optimized for tablet use, so why do...

Mysteries are interesting in IT, they lead to a lot of speculations, and finally, when the official info gets revealed, you're astonished of not thinking at that variant from the beginning. So let's have it with the latest Microsoft-ARM licensing deal for using the ARM architecture for future Microsoft products.As usual, the complete terms of the deal were not made public, which made people speculate what Microsoft wants from ARM (and vice versa). So here are a few options that arise from th...

No, it's just a question, not news, nor a rumor. Designer Umang Dokey imagined such a tablet running Windows Phone 7 series OS, adapted for the bigger 8 inch screen. He went as far as rendering this device and made a short video clip that better explains his concept, a tablet with integrate stand that if it is folded in front of the screen can be used also as a keyboard (I'm curios how it should be balanced so that it doesn't fall on its back).Other nice features include dual webcams for 3D ...

Today is one of the tipping points in mobile computing as Microsoft announced what some consumers were waiting for some time: Windows Mobile 7. The first surprise, that shows Microsoft is capable of change, is the name: Windows Phone 7 Series, which I'm sure will find some fans and haters but you must admit, it's nothing you've expected. From what was released and presented to press, Windows Phone 7 Series was built from scratch, no code from previous versions was used and is integrated tightly ...