Gus over at Lifehacker has managed to squeeze the outright prices for the two Windows Phone 7 handsets launching on Telstra this year. And yes, they’re about what you’d expect. More »
After getting to briefly play with all of the new Windows Phone 7 phones this morning, there was one thing stood out like a Windows 7 shirt in an Apple Store – the handsets were like identical quintuplets. Each handset has a few minor cosmetic differences but from a distance, they all looked exactly the same. More »
If you were looking for a bit of Equal to sweeten Optus’ Windows Phone 7 offerings, the telco has just announced that they will be offering a Kinect bundle with the purchase of either the Samsung Omnia 7 or the LG Optimus 7 for $0 upfront on a $79 cap plan. UPDATE: It’s not made too clear in the release, but Optus have confirmed that it will be a 4GB Xbox 360 console and Kinect bundle. More »
Watch out, smartphone users. Telstra has announced that they will allow Windows Phone 7 users to add their app purchases to their NextG bill. How long until we start seeing the media tell us about App bill shock?
Microsoft have just announced that Windows Phone 7 Will Hit Australian shores on October 21. That’s nine days away, people. Who’s excited? More »
We’ve been hearing about Windows Phone 7 since early this year and it’s promised for release before 2010 is out. Microsoft’s latest mobile OS feels pretty good to use, but I can’t help thinking that adding applications to it won’t entirely enhance the experience. More »
Telstra is no stranger to customising the crap out of mobile phones. So what will their customised version of Windows Phone 7 look like? Gus over at Lifehacker managed to sneak a peek at the upcoming Telstra integration for WinPho7, and it must be said that it actually looks OK. More »
The most interesting parts of Microsoft’s Mix conference have come to a close, leaving us with two steaming news lumps: One for Windows Phone 7, and one for Internet Explorer 9. Here’s what’s in them! More »