Microsoft released the new Beta of the developer tools for Windows Phone 7.Probably the most interesting bit for end-users is the Windows Phone 7 emulator, which lets us have a little play with the device. However in the original only Internet Explo… more »

So Apple announced the iPhone 4 earlier this week. Jobs proclaimed it was the biggest upgrade since the iPhone came out. To which the Apple fanboys cheered. Perhaps somewhat exposing how dissapointed they had been by the iPhone 3G, which added 3G supp… more »

As I've got a few hours to kill I'd thought I'll install the new Windows Phone Development Tools that were released in April and play about with them a bit.Urgh. more »

I'm going to be posting about some of the software I use on my HTC HD2, there's a lot of Windows Mobile software out there, but what really works well on the HD2? Hopefully this will give you some ideas.Out are games like Wolf3D and Doom, games I've… more »

More than a few people seem to be struggling with this problem. I didn't have much difficulty deciding however, back in February I awaited the Mobile World Conference, a few hours after Microsoft's keynote I ordered the HD2.Don't get me wrong, the W… more »

Since Catherine got the HTC HD2 I've been hoping that HTC would release a keyboard equipped phone in the Touch Pro series that sported the 1Ghz processor, and the capacitive screen would be a nice too, and of course Touch Flo/Sense that supported landsca… more »

Just a heads up for those who have been waiting for the Office Mobile 2010 bits to show up on the UK Windows Mobile Marketplace, they're up now. Previously it was limited to the US marketplace. Still waiting to see what the deal is with the OneNote… more »

As you may recall in my last post I was using a Touch Diamond to grab screenshots of the marketplace. Why wasn't I using my Touch Pro?Well the Diamond was running a stock ROM, on my phone however typically I flash a custom ROM after a while. With t… more »

Not officially launching until tomorrow the Windows Mobile Marketplace seems to be open.Here's some screenshots of it running on a Windows Mobile 6.1 (officially not supported yet): more »

The BBC have an article up on Adobe's Flash software, and how full versions of it are going to start making their way to phones.Of course in Windows Mobile land we've already had a Flash capable browser for some time, Skyfire.But saying that it's… more »