Leaked: HTC phone running Windows Phone 7 gets leaked. The phone has a 3.7″ S-LCD display and 1 GHz processor.

Windows Phone 7 will introduce a new service dubbed Find My Phone which will enable users to remotely track, lock and wipe their phone, in case of a theft.

It looks like Microsoft has finally realized the importance of applications and its direct impact on the sales of the OS. It’s simple maths: More number of app results to more number people interested in your device, thus more number of sales.

Vertex214 over at Xda-Developers has managed to get his hand on a small brochure from the Australian carrier Telstra. The brochure shows the upcoming HTC Mozart which will be running on WP7.

Sony Ericsson is reportedly working on a Windows Phone 7 smartphone with multi-touch and full QWERTY sliding keypad.

Nokia will be making a Windows phone? The leaked presentation of Nokia hints that Nokia could be making a phone with Windows Phone 7 OS.

The LG GW910 in all probability will be the first WP7 based phone from LG’s stable. LG still has not spoken anything about the phone, except for its name.

First ever picture of a device running Windows Phone 7 appears. The manufacturer is LG and the device seems very close to completion.

It looks like the HTC Mondrian will be using a Qualcomm 1.3Ghz Snapdragon processor. The device will also have a 4.3 inch screen having a resolution of WVGA.

While at an event, Skype Asia-Pacific VP says that they will not be developing a client for Windows Phone 7.

The Dell Lightning is all set to strike the world. The Dell Lightning is a WP7 based phone from Dell with a 4.1inch OLED display. The phone has a portrait form factor and packs in a QWERTY keyboard.

Microsoft is working with OEMs to launch cheaper Windows Phone 7 powered handsets in India.

Good news HTC HD2 users. You may get a chance to use Windows Phone 7 series on your precious handset after all.

Mozilla has stopped development of Firefox for Windows Mobile and Windows Phone 7 citing lack of native application development support on Windows Phone 7 which is based on Windows CE.

Microsoft is hell bent on converting the Windows Phone 7 series to act similarly to the iPhone, which is why it is being re-branded as Windows iPhone 7.