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As expected Nokia announced at CES their first US bound Windows Phone handset the Nokia Lumia 900 which will be an LTE 4G Windows Phone on the AT&T network. If you visit Nokia.com you will find the US version of the site dominated by the Lumia 900. Some of . . . Read More: CES 2012: Nokia Lumia 900 LTE Windows Phone 
Welcome to Episode 33 of the Observed Tech PODCAST. We are now one third of the way to our 100th Episode which we should reach in about mid 2014! In our show today we discuss 20 Free Windows Phone 7.5 Mango Updates; cNet Editor Harry McCracken thinking Windows Phone 7 is terrific; useful Windows 7 Keyboard Shortcuts; Outlook Add-In to prevent Reply All; AT&T now throttling top 5% of mobile data users; Google funded research says Chrome is best browser; how to fix crashing Xbox apps; the latest social network Hycku only allows 7 words per post; Microsoft learning Suite free software; 6 tips to customize your Windows Phone 7 out of the box; Twitter now introduces Brand Pages; PC World lists Windows Phone as one of its top 10 in Tech for 2011; PC Pitstop’s latest Newsletter for December 2011; Windows 8 is not irrelevant yet and tweeters in your local theater a possibility. As usual we wrap up with a look at the past week on WindowsObserver.com . . . Read More: Observed Tech PODCAST Episode 33  Leave a comment  All Posts, PODCASTS  Apps, att, bandwidth, Brand Pages, browser, Chrome, cnet, dashboard, Google, Hycku, keyboard, Mango, Marketplace, McCracken, Microsoft Learning Suite, newsletter, observed tech, outlook, PC Pitstop, PODCASTS, Reply All, shortcuts, theaters, throttling, Tweeting, twitter, windows 7, windows 8, windows phone, Windows Phone 7.5, Xbox 360
No really – it was literally a big Windows Phone day in New York City yesterday. Check it out: Microsoft designed Windows Phone around one simple concept: People belong at the center of the phone experience. To demonstrate this approach, Microsoft put real people inside a giant six-story phone in New . . . Read More: Big Windows Phone Day in New York City 
AT&T has announced the latest editions to their Windows Phone 7 handsets today with three new devices being detailed all of which are 4G devices. Samsung Focus S The Samsung Focus™ S builds on the success of the award-winning and highest-selling Windows Phone in the U.S., the Samsung Focus™. Featuring a 4.3-inch . . . Read More: AT&T Reveals Upcoming Windows Phone 7 Handsets and Mango Release 
After much worry, frustration, updates and rumors the February and March 2011 Windows Phone 7 updates arrived today for the Samsung Focus and LG Quantum AT&T Windows Phone 7 handsets. The other Windows Phone 7 handset from AT&T, the HTC Surround, is expected to get its updates in mid May according to . . . Read More: NODO Finally Ships for LG Quantum and Samsung Focus Windows Phone 7 Devices Comments are closed All Posts, Hardware, Microsoft, Mobile, Windows Phone att, NoDo, update, windows phone, windows phone 7, WP7, Zune
AT&T and Microsoft have been ramping up a new ad campaign to highlight the brains, beauty and fun of Windows Phone 7 handsets from the mobile carrier. Although these ads primarily feature the Samsung Focus, AT&T actually carries three Windows Phone 7 handsets. The LG Quantum has a slide out QWERTY keyboard . . . Read More: New Windows Phone 7 Commercials from AT&T Comments are closed All Posts, Mobile, Windows Phone ads, att, commercials, MVP11, Samsung Focus, windows phone, windows phone 7
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