Will Windows Mobile 7 pull me back in?
One of my favorite lines in a movie is:"Just when I thought I was out, they pull me back in."[points if you know the movie]Lately it seems that this line perfectly describes how I feel about Windows Mobile.
One of my favorite lines in a movie is:"Just when I thought I was out, they pull me back in."[points if you know the movie]Lately it seems that this line perfectly describes how I feel about Windows Mobile.
Pinch-to-zoom and other features finally coming to DROID in 2.1 update. Update now!
Windows Phone 7 Series offers a game experience that lets users pick up the game where they left off, regardless of whether they are playing on the XBOX, PC or Windows Phone. Check out the cool video of it all in action.
After many days of back and forth, Microsoft is now apparently stating that Windows Phone 7 Series will have copy and paste--just not on launch day.
I kicked off this blog in May of 2006 and have been trying to keep writing here and on the Smartphones & Cell Phones blog regularly to keep you updated with the latest news and reviews, but it is tough with a full time job too. Thankfully, ZDNet was kind enough to let me bring in a co-author to this blog who will be offering a different perspective and more in-depth analysis of the mobile landscape and I couldn't be happier. I started writing online for Geek.com in 2001 thanks to my friend Joel Evans giving me the chance to publish articles for his site. I am now pleased to have Joel joining me here on the ZDNet blog network and look forward to reading his articles and working with him on The Mobile Gadgeteer.
An enthusiast has put together a great way to browse through existing Windows Phone 7 apps
A great way to view available Windows Phone 7 Apps from your browser
Windows Phone 7 devices are coming in time for the holidays. Are people ready to give Windows on their phone another chance?
The DROID X went on sale at midnight and people lined up to get it first--were you among them?
Microsoft has pulled the plug on KIN less than two months after it went live. What does this mean for Microsoft's commitment to Windows Phone 7?