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By engadget, on February 5th, 2012%
 There’s some more corporate reshuffling going on in the Windows Phone universe this week, now that Brandon Watson has confirmed his departure from Microsoft. Watson, who served as head of the WP Developer Experience, announced the news on his Twitter page Friday, and later told ZDNet that he’s heading to Amazon , where he’ll be Director of the Kindle Cross Platform team. In an e-mail to ZDNet ‘s Mary Jo Foley, Watson acknowledged the difficulty of the decision, but ultimately decided that “the opportunity placed in front of me that was too big to pass up.” At Amazon, the exec will be charged with laying out a roadmap for Kindle app development across first- and third-party platforms, including, of course, Windows Phone and Windows 8. . . . → Read More: Windows Phone exec Brandon Watson leaves Microsoft, headed to Amazon
By AndroidCentral, on February 4th, 2012%
Brandon Watson , a major player in the resurrection of Microsoft's Windows Phone OS, specifically in his work with developers , has taken a job with Amazon . Watson confirmed his departure Friday on Twitter, and ZDNet's Mary Jo Foley tracked down that he'll be director of the Kindle Cross-Platform Team. Foley says that makes him responsible for for all of the first- and third-party Kindle apps, which would include Android's own Amazon Kindle application . . . → Read More: Window Phone developer guru Brandon Watson joins Amazon Kindle team
By engadget, on February 4th, 2012%
 The latest report is in from ComScore , and as you might expect, the news is sunshine and roses for the crews at Google and Apple. . . . → Read More: ComScore: Android and iOS gallop ahead, US smartphone usage approaches 100 million
By engadget, on February 2nd, 2012%
 By now, you’re well aware of the Lumia 900 , the LTE-wielding Windows Phone that’s set to do battle with the Titan II on AT&T. While we’re still looking to a March arrival , if you happen to live close to a Microsoft retail store, you can pre-order one of these fine handsets for yourself today . . . → Read More: Nokia Lumia 900 up for pre-order at Microsoft Store, $25 down puts you in line
By MobileCrunch, on February 2nd, 2012%
 A video detailing the new features of Windows Phone 8 Apollo — originally intended for Microsoft’s smartphone partners — has leaked into the hands of PocketNow editors. Yay! In my opinion, Windows Phone Mango is a solid platform that’s quicker and smoother than anything I’ve seen on Android . . . → Read More: Windows Phone 8 Apollo Features Leak
By engadget, on February 2nd, 2012%
 If you thought Mango was the bee’s knees, just wait till you get a hold of Apollo . No, seriously, keep waiting ’cause we have no idea when that will happen. . . . → Read More: Windows Phone 8 detailed: dual cores, Skype Integration and NFC are a go
By AndroidCentral, on February 1st, 2012%
 Google, having already explained to the boys and girls inside the Beltway that they don't need to go all Chicken Little over its upcoming new consolidated privacy policy , today took aim at Redmond, Wash., for (if you can believe it) acting even more childish. . . . → Read More: Full-page ads attack Google’s privacy policy; el Goog responds
By engadget, on February 1st, 2012%
 For wary Office 365 enterprises who’ve been reluctant to dip their toes into the beta pond, today will certainly be memorable in the IT room: Research in Motion has gone ahead and blessed BlackBerry Business Cloud Services as ready for prime time. . . . → Read More: RIM welcomes Office 365 users into the fold with BlackBerry Business Cloud Services
By engadget, on January 30th, 2012%
 When Microsoft confirmed Windows Phone “Tango” back in August, it emphasized its focus on developing country markets that other heavyweight manufacturers tend to neglect. Today, new details have emerged to corroborate these claims about Redmond’s forthcoming update, which will reportedly support a wider range of languages than its Mango -flavored predecessor. . . . → Read More: Report: Windows Phone Tango to support 120 languages, C++ development
By AndroidCentral, on January 27th, 2012%
 Jailbreaking or rooting your smartphone is currently “legal” under . . . → Read More: EFF working to keep jailbreaking legal, wants your help
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