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 Paul Thurrott has been a trusted insider on all things Microsoft for as long as we can remember. As such, it’s worth paying attention to a recent article he published on Windows IT Pro that calls for Microsoft’s first ” NoDo ” Windows Phone 7 feature update to hit as early as this week. . . . → Read More: Microsoft’s Windows Phone ‘mango’ update to miss 2011 target? (updated)  It’s not the update you’ve been waiting for, rather it’s the update the will allow you to get the update you’ve been waiting for. Of course we’re talking about Windows Phone 7, and the small, quirky code bundle Microsoft has been attempting to rollout for the past two weeks. After halting the update to Samsung handsets back on February 23rd, the company resumed sending the software to users’ devices this week. . . . → Read More: Samsung phones still having problems with first Windows Phone 7 update  ASUS is on a mission to become a tablet-toting, force to be reckoned with and it looks like that mission could begin to yield some pretty nifty tablets moving forward. And while ASUS’ aim is to become the world’s No.2 tablet vendor by next year, it sounds like ASUS will continue to cook up some interesting products in other categories as well. . . . → Read More: ASUS CEO talks up 3D tablet, Android and MeeGo netbooks, Windows Phone Bloomberg is reporting that Microsoft won’t have an iPad or Android OS tablet competitor until fall of 2012. . . . → Read More: Bloomberg: Microsoft’s iPad competitor not out until late 2012 Man, talk about a flustercuck. After missing a cycle with its mobile phone strategy, the last thing Microsoft needed was a support fiasco related to its very first Windows Phone 7 software update. But after re-releasing a patched software update meant to solve the update issues seen by some Samsung owners, we’re now seeing reports of a new issue on Twitter and in a variety of support forums and blog comments. . . . → Read More: Updated Windows Phone 7 update isn’t updating some Samsung phones for March update (updated)  Man, talk about a flustercuck. . . . → Read More: Updated Windows Phone 7 update isn’t updating some Samsung phones for March update  CTIA vice president Rob Mesirow said on Thursday that a “significant” new tablet will be unveiled at the annual CTIA trade show later this month. The show will be packed full of tablets — just like this year’s CES — as we all expected. “Tablets are just an extension . . . → Read More: ‘Significant’ new tablet, plenty of Android devices headed to CTIA Well, we knew T-Mobile was promising an “easy transition” for Sidekick owners once Danger’s long-running cloud service was shut down later this spring, and we now finally have the details on exactly what that transition will entail. According to a letter sent to Sidekick owners and obtained by TmoNews , the carrier will be offering either fifty percent off “select” Samsung phones purchased on a new two-year contract, or a waived early termination fee between March 31st and May 31st for those that prefer to just pack up and go elsewhere. Hit up the source link below to read the complete letter if you haven’t already received one yourself. . . . → Read More: T-Mobile offers Sidekick owners half off Samsung phones or waived ETFs  After much brouhaha and rigmarole , Microsoft appears to be back on track with its inaugural Windows Phone 7 software update. An update that wasn’t actually supposed to do anything but prepare that first wave of WP7 devices for their first real update but, ironically, left about 10 percent of WP7 owners with issues including some precision-built Samsung paperweights . . . → Read More: Microsoft resumes WP7 update for ‘bricked’ Samsung handsets  Apparently some crazy fool went and shared this picture on Twitter and, no, we haven’t jumped ship to Windows Phone 7 . . . . → Read More: Android Quick-App: Launcher7 |
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