Earlier today, the Bing team announced a set of changes to improve the design and usability of map pushpins, popups, and the transit system.

Microsoft is hosting a special event on March 21st to celebrate the launch of Tango — and the Windows Phone platform as a whole — in China.

Nokia are hosting a special Lumia event on March 28th in China, where they are slated to announce the devices they will have to offer in the region.

A new rumor has surfaced claiming that the Nokia Lumia 900 will be available for online purchase on the 8th, and will hit AT&T store shelves on the 9th.

According to the I’m a WP7 app, it would appear that someone installed it — a Windows Phone app — on a Windows 8 PC.

It’s that Tuesday of the month again: Patch Tuesday has rolled around, this time bringing us six updates, one of which is critical.

Former Sony exec Phil Harrison will be joining Microsoft’s Interactive Entertainment Business Division as a corporate vice president, mainly to cultivate the division’s European business.

Microsoft on Tuesday released an SDK that provides map controls that developers can implement in Metro-style Windows 8 apps.

Microsoft has announced that five new designs — created by artists around the world — will be available on “Artist Edition” mice.

Nokia has announced that its annual Nokia World 2012 conference will be taking place in Helsinki, Finland, during September 25-26.

LiveSide stumbled upon stealthy-updated Microsoft documentation that revealed some of the limitations lower-end Windows Phone devices will experience with Tango.

In a Windows for your Business blog post yesterday, Microsoft began delving into some of the new improvements in Windows 8 that will benefit business and enterprise users of the new OS. Here’s a run-down of what they began touching on in the blog post: Microsoft Reminds Us That Windows 8 Does Not Compromise Emphasizing [...]

Nokia are readying two AT&T Windows Phone 8 devices — codenamed the ‘AC/DC’ and ‘Prodigy’ — for launch later this year.

Due to the lack of Verizon LTE support, it would appear that the carrier scrapped plans to offer a Nokia Windows Phone — called the ‘Om’ — which would have hit the shelves sometime in January or February.

Microsoft are working to fix incompatibility issues with the Windows Phone SDK on Windows 8.