Microsoft has announced that they will be expanding the Windows Store to additional markets come the next pre-release version of Windows.

A new job listing shows that Microsoft is looking for a London-based Software Engineer to join a dedicated Skype Xbox Engineering Team.

Despite controversy surrounding Lumia 900 reviews in the tech blogosphere, it would appear that Amazon users have taken quite a liking to the device.

The ChevronWP7 Labs service has been discontinued, with users being reimbursed with a free upgrade to Microsoft’s App Hub service.

Despite diminished video game hardware sales, the Xbox has been the top-selling console for 15 consecutive months now.

Nokia announced that it has sold over 2 million Lumia handsets in Q1 2012, but, despite this, still has some disappointing financial results.

A potential Windows Phone 8 build — 8.0.9662.0 — was spotted in the I’m a WP7 app.

AT&T and Nokia have acknowledged the data connectivity bug plaguing some Lumia 900 owners, offering a fix and $100 AT&T credit to remedy the issue.

Gartner Group has released a report predicting that Windows 8 will gain 4.1% of tablet marketshare this year, and 11.8% by 2016.

Microsoft is reportedly going to erect a $112 million datacenter in the sparsely populated state of Wyoming.

Nokia will be pushing out Microsoft Office apps to select smartphones, beginning today.

A new report has surfaced which contradicts yesterday’s report that AT&T is spending $150 million on promoting the Lumia 900.

Windows Vista as well as Office 2003 have entered the extended phase of their lifecycle.

AT&T will be spending $150 million to promote the Nokia Lumia 900 Windows Phone device over the next few months.

Some Lumia 900 users are reporting a data connectivity issue with their device.