Microsoft has uploaded 4 short (around 30 sec) Windows Phone 7 clips to their YouTube channel. They tackle the following subjects: on-screen keyboard, XBOX Live integration, auto-corrections of what you type and emoticons.
Well what do we have here? Angry Birds is coming to Windows Phone 7, and no other than Microsoft’s own site has confirmed this.
The Angry Birds icon can be found on Microsoft’s Tips & Tricks page for Windows Phone 7 here. Scroll to the bottom of that page and look above the text “Less want it. More got it”. In the image above that text you’ll see the Angry Birds famous app icon.
Hit View Post to see the evidence :)
Update: Rovio has asked Microsoft to remove the icon from their site. Rovio hasn’t confirmed or denied a possible Windows Phone 7 version of Angry Birds.
The O2 operators Windows Phone 7 site has gone live.
Windows Phone 7 is designed to bring together all the things you care about most. Windows Phone 7 organizes content in information hubs, which you can access quicker and easier with a single touch.
Key features:
Quickly see everything you care about by personalizing your Start screen with live tiles.
Gaming on-the-go with Xbox LIVE® – meaning you can compete from virtually anywhere.
Play movies, TV shows and music quickly and easily. Stream all of your favourite songs and videos through Zune™.
The only phone with Microsoft® Office Mobile built in. Send, receive and edit documents, and upload to Sharepoint™ remotely while you’re away from your desk.
Manage both work and personal email and calendars with ease.
Get a smooth web experience on-the-go with Internet Explorer®.
Losing your phone just got harder. Track it online with Find My Phone.
Keep email, calendar and contacts all in sync from phone to PC to the web.
Stream online photos to your phone and share online automatically. With one touch upload, with a single click you can upload a photo onto Facebook and other social networking sites.
Microsoft and OEM makers have confirmed that the HTC HD2 will not get an official version of Windows Phone 7. Now, a hacker by the name Cotulla has managed to boot his HTC HD2 with Windows Phone 7.
Digitimes has learned that Garmin-Asus will bring a Windows Phone 7 device in the first three months of 2011. There will be 1-2 Android based Garmin-Asus phones by the end of this year, but the WP7 device will come in the first quarter of 2011.
Garmin-Asus is expected to launch 1-2 Android-based smartphones in the Taiwan market before the end of 2010 following the successful launch of A10 in September. However, the Garmin-Asus team will not launch smartphones based the Windows Phone 7 platform until the first quarter of 2011.
The Samsung Omnia 7 (i8700) has leaked again, and this time in a 13 min long video.
Note that the video was captured on September 30th, so the WP7 build should be the same that will ship with the phone when it’s released. What is the Now Hub? Something that Samsung has cooked themselves? It shows weather information, something that reminds of a RSS reader and stock information.
Microsoft and Spotify today announced that a Spotify client is now ready to download for Windows Mobile 6, and a Windows Phone 7 client will follow in the near future.
Spotify features on Windows phone 6 include:
Listen to millions of tracks with Spotify’s constantly updated catalogue
Stream over WiFi or 2.5/3G – all your existing playlists are available
Listen to tracks and albums in their entirety. Rewind, fast-forward, pause, skip and shuffle
Continue to run Spotify in the background while texting, making calls, web browsing etc
Playlists can be downloaded and played in offline mode when you have no connection, are on a plane or underground, or abroad
Wirelessly sync your local files to your phone
On-the-fly sync – every track you add to a playlist appears instantly on mobile and computer
Starred tracks – tag all your favorites into a special list
You can download it directly by directing your mobile browser to http://m.spotify.com.