Windows Phone 7 Launch Live Coverage [Windows Phone 7]
Today’s the big coming out party for Windows Phone 7 , with a gigantic Microsoft event starring Steve Ballmer. We’re here live, and you can watch it live too .
Microsoft Launches Help Page for Windows Phone 7
A day from now we’ll witness the launch of Windows Phone 7 and you can sense the tension in the air as we’re getting ready for the event. Meanwhile, Microsoft is quietly preparing for the launch as well, by first posting a Help and How To page available here . It contains details, about the apps and games on the platform, browsing and maps, tips and tricks for new users and lots of details about the Marketplace
A day from now we’ll witness the launch of Windows Phone 7 and you can sense the tension in the air as we’re getting ready for the event. Meanwhile, Microsoft is quietly preparing for the launch as well, by first posting a Help and How To page available here.
It contains details, about the apps and games on the platform, browsing and maps, tips and tricks for new users and lots of details about the Marketplace. Also, you learn a thing or two about Office Mobile and how to set up your Windows Live ID and Xbox Live account. The info quantity is huge, but that’s good news for WP7 beginners.
This is practically a large manual for the new mobile OS.
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Sign Of The (NY) Times: More Confirmation Of Pending "vPhone"
The New York Times is the latest high-profile newspaper to jump on the “yeah, the iPhone’s definitely coming to Verizon” bandwagon, following the lead of the Wall Street Journal earlier this week. The actual details of the Times story are nothing new: anonymous sources, tentative debut early in 2011, Apple wants to blunt the market momentum of Android phones (which collectively outnumber iPhones), there’s a demand for an “ABTDS” (i.e. “Anyone But The Death Star “) iPhone, Microsoft’s Windows 7 phone could be a contendah , no comment from all concerned, yadda yadda yadda. If the “what I say three times is true” maxim has any legs at all, one more reputable news article should pretty much drive the last nail into the doubt coffin. 2011 should be..
The New York Times is the latest high-profile newspaper to jump on the “yeah, the iPhone’s definitely coming to Verizon” bandwagon, following the lead of the Wall Street Journal earlier this week. The actual details of the Times story are nothing new: anonymous sources, tentative debut early in 2011, Apple wants to blunt the market momentum of Android phones (which collectively outnumber iPhones), there’s a demand for an “ABTDS” (i.e. “Anyone But The Death Star“) iPhone, Microsoft’s Windows 7 phone could be a contendah, no comment from all concerned, yadda yadda yadda.
If the “what I say three times is true” maxim has any legs at all, one more reputable news article should pretty much drive the last nail into the doubt coffin. 2011 should be…
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Sign Of The (NY) Times: More Confirmation Of Pending "vPhone"
If You Were A Microsoft Exec, You’d Have A Lego Windows Phone 7 Right Now [Microsoft]
I wish I were a Microsoft executive just to have an invitation to the special Executive Windows Phone 7 event.
