Showing posts with label Windows phone 7. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Windows phone 7. Show all posts
Friday, September 23, 2011
Microsoft confirms Windows Phone 7.5 “Mango”
9/23/2011
New1Mobile9
Microsoft puts to rest the incessant rumors about the arrival of Windows 7 Phone Mango, posting on the official blog of WP7 an article that clarifies the situation once and for all of the update.
Mango will be available globally from one or at most weeks, within 14 days then all devices will be upgraded to Windows Phone 7.5
Mango will be available globally from one or at most weeks, within 14 days then all devices will be upgraded to Windows Phone 7.5
Friday, December 24, 2010
Windows Phone 7 launches in Thailand, immediately sells out
12/24/2010
New1Mobile9
According to the Bangkok Post, the Thai launch of Windows Phone 7 was a success, with the only phone available — the HTC HD7 — selling out immediately. It is reported all the units were sold out in a short time.It went for 22,900 baht which comes to $760 more or less, with a 799 baht ($26.50) monthly data plan, though initial adopters get a 500 baht per moth discount for the first eight months.
Wednesday, December 22, 2010
Windows Phone 7: Facebook App Update (Version 1.1 )
12/22/2010
New1Mobile9
In this video, the guys at WMPowerUser goes over the new features in v 1.1 of the Facebook for Windows Phone 7 app!
Sunday, November 28, 2010
Microsoft released statement regarding Windows Phone 7 hack
11/28/2010
New1Mobile9
Remember when we talk about a slight ‘hack’ onto the Windows Phone 7, where a utility will allow you to bypass the requirements for installing apps, thus making you able to install the API alone without needing to go through the app stores. Now, Microsoft has released a brief statement regarding that:
Friday, November 19, 2010
The away an HTC HD7 Windows Phone 7 smartphone!
11/19/2010
New1Mobile9
Over the past three years, we've seen smartphones shrink in size while gaining a ton of functionality. In fact, it's hard to imagine ever using the bulky QWERTY sliders that were just about as thick as the original Game Boy. With the iPhone, Android devices, thinner BlackBerrys, and now WIndows Phone 7 devices jumping into the fray, we've truly got a situation where we are able to do way more than we'd ever dreamed we could do with a mobile phone,
