The First Windows Phone Device On The Chinese Market Is Going To Be An HTC
HTC Titan The first smartphone, running Microsoft's mobile platform, to be sold in China is going to be the HTC Titan. The device is actually going to be called…
HTC Titan The first smartphone, running Microsoft's mobile platform, to be sold in China is going to be the HTC Titan. The device is actually going to be called…
The Nokia Lumia 800 is really an amazing smartphone. Not only it’s one of the first Windows Phone 7 devices on the market, but it’s also an incredibly good looking piece of hardware. Also, the Nokia Lumia 800 is designed to be as tough as nails, which got some of us thinking how it would stand up to an extreme test?
With that in mind, watch the video and find out whether the Nokia Lumia 800 survives the NokNok’s extreme MACH 5 speed test in the wind tunnel!
Watch the official Windows Phone YouTube Channel for the latest Windows Phone releases, a look at the lives connected with Windows Phone, and even some peeks at what’s to come!
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The new version of the official Facebook app for Windows Phone – with better news feed performance and redesigned panorama and profile views – is available for download!
The official Facebook app for Windows Phone makes it easy and secure to stay connected and share information, photos and much more with your family and friends. You can post your status updates, receive Live Tile updates on your homescreen, check your latest news feed, review upcoming events, check in to places, manage your inbox, upload photos, publish notes, accept friend requests, pin Places and Messages as Tiles on the homescreen, and much more!
Hey, don’t forget about the Facebook Chat (of course) – it’s built into the Messaging app on your Windows Phone 7.
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LG Fantasy (Miracle) Е740 prototype Most importantly in the short video clips is the proof that the LG Fantasy has NFC capabilities - for the first time showed in a device…
Here is the first orientation lock application for Windows Phone 7! Basically, it locks your device screen orientation (do you remember – this function was built-in on your old Windows Mobile phone :)) by setting the accelerometer to power state D4, then back to D0 to revive it.
This project is created using DllImport:
DllImportCaller.lib.StringIntIntCall(“coredll”, “SetDevicePower”, “ACC1:”, 1, (int)Phone.Network.WiFi.PowerState.D0);
The app is very simple and easy to use, it’s already tested on some devices like HTC HD7, Nokia Lumia 800, Samsung Focus and Omnia 7. Also, we tested it and it works perfect on the HTC HD2 with various Windows Phone 7.5 ROM’s.
Anyway, some HTC devices detects the accelerometer sensor as active, even when it isn’t, to fix this you need to toggling the button back and forth to get it working.
Windows Phone 8 concept Recently, a lot of information was leaked about the future of Windows Phone and what the Apollo update is going to bring - things like…
Nokia Lumia phone While a lot of people remain skeptical about the Nokia-Microsoft partnership, the Finns are working on more and more products with Windows Phone. In a recent interview, Nokia's vice…
What we have here is a nice hands-on video preview from MobileBurn.com of the new upcoming smartphone - ZTE Tania. "Tania is ZTE's first Windows Phone device, and we got…