The Countdown has begun and the Olympics are right around the corner. Here is a list of Olympics apps for iOS, Android, Blackberry and Windows Phone.

Nokia announces partnerships with major brands to bring their apps to Lumia and other Windows Phones. Is Nokia really the “real” Windows Phone maker?

A quick look at the good and bad of the recently announced Skype for Windows Phone 7 Beta.

Within a week of v3.1, 4th & Mayor has now brought restaurant menus and qr code checkins to WP7.

EA’s Need for Speed Hot Pursuit for Windows Phone 7 will be EA’s second NFS title on the platform, almost a year and half after NFS Underground.

Every week (and sometimes I skip!) I pick three of my favorite Windows Phone apps. I include both paid and free apps as well as games. If you are an app developer and want me to feature your app here, drop me a line.

A list of Windows Phone 7 apps that some Microsoft bloggers suggest and use.

Every week I pick three of my favorite Windows Phone apps. I include both paid and free apps as well as games. If you are an app developer and want me to feature your app here, drop me a line.

Windows Phone enthusiasts now have a way to unlock their devices to sideload applications.

Microsoft is offering developers and students a chance to win Windows Phone devices by developing apps for the Marketplace.

Every week I’ll pick three of my favorite Windows Phone apps. I’ll include both paid and free apps as well as games.

A list of 5 apps that enhance the music, photos and contacts experience in Windows Phone 7.

Microsoft has updated the Windows Phone 7 developer portal – App Hub with some interesting feature, most important being private beta of applications.

Angry Birds is now available in the Windows Phone Marketplace. After the initial announcement by the game developers, Rovio, in February and Microsoft in May, and later pushing the announced date in June to June 29, Angry Birds has finally landed.

While Evernote always had great apps across all mobile platforms, including Windows Mobile, Windows Phone 7 users had to satiate the need with the mobile site or alternative third-party apps like Fasternote. Finally, Evernote has launched their Windows Phone 7 app.