Windows Phone 7 Connector for Mac gets an update from Microsoft. Fixes issues with iPhoto, AAC and MP4 audio on the device. Now has the ability to sync paid audio content from your WP7 device.

The Windows Phone 7 Marketplace now offers more than 4000 apps. The number of apps in the online store is rising steadily.

Windows Phone 7 powered HTC HD7 is expected to launch in mid-December in India. The popular online retailer, Flipkart is currently taking pre-orders for the HTC HD7 smartphone.

A video showing off copy and paste functionality in Windows Phone 7. Copy and paste from within an e-mail on a prototype Samsung device.

The Windows Phone 7 powered Asus E600 has passed FCC testing. It should soon be available on AT&T.

The Dell Venue Pro was spotted for sale at Dell’s website. It will be priced at $150 with a 2 year contract and will ship on December 14.

The Windows Phone 7 Marketplace now sports about 3000 apps and games with 15000 active developers.

An app that brings the lovable Blue Screen to the Windows Phone 7.

The leaked pics and specs of the Xperia X7 and Xperia X7 mini has been spotted in the wild. Surprisingly, these handsets will run on the Windows Phone 7 OS instead of the Android OS.

HTC is apparently working on its own version of an application and ebook store. It will be integrated with the Sense UI and will be available on Android and possibly Windows Phone 7.

Microsoft will be launching the Dell Venue Pro on November 8 at its retail stores. It will be available on Dell Online by November 15.

The Windows Phone 7 powered Samsung Focus, which was announced last month will finally go on sale from November 8th.

Dell is exchanging about 25000 employee Blackberrys with Dell Venue Pros, the company’s new Windows Phone 7 smartphone.

Based on feedback from developers, Michael Dell says that developing for Windows Phone is easier than developing for Android.

Bill Gates uses the SamsFocus as his WIndows Phone 7 device, at least for now.