The Nokia Lumia 900 is a stunning device that gets lots of looks and generates lots of discussion. Windows Phone remains my mobile phone platform of choice, especially when there is great hardware available.
Sprint is the last major carrier to get the Galaxy Nexus and it comes with support for a network that isn't even yet available. It's a great device and when LTE launches it will make many people happy.
Some Nokia Lumia 900 owner experienced connectivity issues so Nokia is taking drastic steps to resolve the issue, replace phones, and offer $100 AT&T credit to all Lumia 900 buyers.
The Nokia Lumia 900 goes on sale at AT&T this weekend and at a $100 price it will do well. Reviewers nearly all agree it is an excellent product with an average score of 8/10.
I enjoy using Twitter and the best app I have found for this social network on Windows Phone is Rowi. They just released a MAJOR update that makes it even better.
Skype for Windows Phone is one of the most anticipated apps for this new platform and today a beta version is available for you to try out for free.
The Amazon penny smartphone sale sounds incredible, but it has limitations that severely limit who can actually take advantage of such a sale.
The Nokia Lumia 800 is the first Nokia Windows Phone and it copies the Nokia N9 MeeGo device in terms of form factor, with just a couple minor differences. Is the Lumia 800 going to be the hit that Nokia and Microsoft need at this time?
The main mobile news for this past week was Nokia World and the announcements of new Nokia Windows Phone devices.
T-Mobile launched their Bobsled service in April and now they are rolling out mobile clients and the ability to call landlines and mobile phones through the browser on your computer.