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Microsoft seeks beta testers for new Facebook for Windows Phone refresh
A new version of the official Facebook app, plus Skype video messaging for Windows 7 are now in the testing pipeline, according to Microsoft officials.
Getting creative with wireless charging for your smartphone
Wireless charging could be a good way to say goodbye to the mess of cables on every desk - here's some creative ways the technology has been used.
Nokia pumps $500K to beef up apps ecosystem for its Windows phones
The phonemaker is funding and nurturing 20 Indian startups under its "Appcelerate India" program. There is only one string attached: the app is exclusively sold via the Windows Phone store for the first 90 days.
Microsoft to Android phone users: There's a WP8 app for that
Microsoft is poised to launch an app-comparison program designed to sway Android phone users that Windows Phone 8 is worth another look.
Microsoft's Blue: What will developers do?
If Microsoft brings back the Start Button and adds a boot-to-desktop option with Windows Blue, should Windows developers still be counting on Metro as their future?
Rush to enable enterprise mobile development pits native against container approaches
Embarcadero RAD Studio XE4 allows developers to gain more control over the development lifecycle and deliver apps with tighter security, a better user experience, lightning quick performance, and a small footprint.
Why is Windows Phone outselling the iPhone in Poland? (Hint: it's the economics, stupid)
Poland was one of seven countries Microsoft named where Windows Phone is more popular than Apple's iPhone. Why? A mixture of brand perception, operator support and good, old-fashioned pricing.
Microsoft confirms cheaper Windows 8 mini-tablets coming 'in months'
Will the new lineup of cheaper, smaller Windows 8 tablets bridge that touch gap between PCs and Windows Phone handsets?
Microsoft rolling out two-factor authentication across its product line
Microsoft is joining the two-factor authentication ranks, adding support for this security mechanism across its products and services accessible via a Microsoft Account.
Tax refund smartphone buying guide: Gallery
The average refund for US taxpayers this year is nearly $3,000. There are some fantastic smartphones available or coming soon that you can purchase with some of this refund, as you can see in this gallery.
Meeting in the middle: How Microsoft will enable mini Surfaces and maxi Win Phones
With Windows Blue and a coming Windows Phone 8 update, Microsoft will open the door for smaller-screen tablets and bigger-screen phones from a variety of OEMs, including itself.
Microsoft's Office for iOS, Android: Not until fall 2014?
An alleged roadmap for Microsoft's two-year wave of coming Office updates implies Office for iOS and Android may be further away than many industry watchers thought.
BlackBerry, HTC, Nokia: Which will be around at the end of your two-year contract?
Apple and Samsung dominate the smartphone market and have other businesses to support them. BlackBerry, HTC, and Nokia are phone companies that have all been trying to achieve success for the last couple of years.
HTC still profitable, HTC One isn't to blame for record lows
Despite the majority of dramatic headlines, the HTC One had little to do with record low profits for HTC last quarter. Actually, with no new products in the quarter, it's quite surprising that HTC is still showing profits and not losses after struggling for more than a year.
Canalys: Top app stores see 9 percent revenue growth
Paid apps, in-app purchases and subscriptions help boost revenue growth among top four global app stores operated by Apple, Google, Microsoft and BlackBerry, to US$2.2 billion in the first quarter of 2013.