Windows Phone (page: 3)
AdDuplex has put out their monthly report on Windows Phone, showing what phones are most popular for the platform, and where.
Pictures have surfaced on Chinese microblogging site Weibo that show off an unknown new Windows Phone 8.1 device.
Adobe has launched Photoshop Express for Windows Phone devices, the first image-editing app available for the platform from the major company.
Micromax, the popular Indian OEM, has announced its first Windows Phone smartphones.
According to Microsoft VP of OEM partners Nick Parker, the company's mobile devices should see prices dip below $200 in 2014.
After unveiling the app last month, Microsoft has launched a native file manager app for Windows Phone 8.1.
Facebook's $19 billion acquisition WhatsApp has disappeared from the Windows Phone Store, with the app now showing up as no longer published.
Prolific leaker and tweeter Evleaks has shown off a picture of the so-called LG Uni8, the company's first Windows Phone 8 device.
Nokia's Lumia photography lead, Ari Partinen announced on Twitter that he will be leaving Nokia and joining Apple.
After launching the game for iOS and Android in late 2012, Rovio has brought their hit 'Bad Piggies' to Windows Phone.
Windows Phone's Joe Belfiore has confirmed that Windows Phone 8.1 Developer Preview will be available next week, during the first part of April.
As part of Windows 8.1, Microsoft is adding its own sliding/swiping text input, dubbed Word Flow, which it promises will be the fastest such software available.
Microsoft has confirmed a few milestones for its application stores this week.
Samsung has made the ATIV SE official, following a few major leaks.
Thanks to a new report, we have video proof that Microsoft's upcoming Windows Phone 8.1 software will bring the Swype keyboard to the platform.
According to a new research note from Nomura, Microsoft is making up to $2 billion from its Android licensing agreements, significantly more than what it makes from its own Windows Phone smartphone operating system.
Just a month after the game was released for iOS and Android, Rockstar Games has released their GTA: San Andreas for the Windows Phone platform.
Earlier in the week, occasionally accurate Russian blogger Eldar Murtazin claimed that Microsoft was setting aside $2.6 billion for Windows Phone OEMs like Sony, Samsung and HTC as a co-marketing budget.
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After a couple of weeks of rumors that Sony may be ready to start developing a Windows Phone, Microsoft has confirmed the move.
According to a new report, Sony may be considering releasing a Windows Phone this year.
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