An interview with Chris Sainty, the developer of gReadie, a Google Reader client for Windows Phone 7.

Nokia won’t be launching their Windows Phone devices in the US till 2012 and focus on Europe. If rationalized, it is a smart for the company.

Android 4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich) has been released. A Windows Phone user’s take on ICS.

A new partnership between Microsoft and Qualcomm brings to mind the WinTel alliance of the last decade, which led to Microsoft and Intel dominating their respective markets.

Microsoft shared details about the upcoming Windows Phone handsets from AT&T that include HTC TITAN, Samsung Focus S and Focus Flash. Ballmer says Nokia’s WP7 handsets come out in a week & Windows Phone president expects 4G, NFC next year.

Microsoft erases the nightmares of NoDo and other udpates with a super-efficient, coordinated, global rollout of Windows Phone Mango.

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

Microsoft has finally started rolling out the WP7.5 Mango update for existing WP7 handsets. Sadly, HTC HD7S and Dell Venue Pro owners need to wait for some more time.

Earlier today at the keynote of BUILD conference, Steven Sinofsky, President, Windows & Windows Live Division at Microsoft announced that developers will be able to download the Windows Developer Preview via the new Windows Dev Center.

The Samsung Focus has got a mild upgrade in the form of the Focus S, with a faster 1.4GHz CPU, better GPU and a higher resolution camera.

HTC just announced the Radar at their on-going event in London. The handset comes with a 3.8-inch S-LCD screen with WVGA resolution.

HTC have just announced a gigantic Windows Phone Mango running handset, the Titan. The handset sports a mammoth 4.7-inch screen with WVGA resolution.

Microsoft has released the next version of the Zune software to pave the way for the next release of Windows Phone, codenamed Mango. Zune software is a key companion for a Windows Phone device allowing you to update your phone software, sync photos and videos, shop for apps, and more.

Skype purchased GroupMe for $8.5 Million and looking closely at the deal, it isn’t a Microsoft deal for Windows Phone but a Skype deal for Skype.

Windows Phone Mango has achieved RTM. This post looks at what are the key features missing from Mango, but are already available or announced for iOS/Android.