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More rantings about customer service, I know. But I recently had some interaction with customer service from T-Mobile, and was shocked by the quality (and pleasantness!) of service. These people are buttoned up

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T-Mobile Customer Service

Ashamed to pull your phone out in a gathering? If you have a phone that would be hidden in the darkest corner of a museum of phone-snobs, all is not lost yet. Thanks to Indian entrepreneurs ‘Jaamun,’ you can now whip out that museum piece and check email on it.

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Jaamun – offers Email on any phone. Without GPRS

Gowalla, a mobile and Web service for people to capture and share their spot in the world, has launc

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Gowalla Debuts Revamped Website and Expanded Trips Feature for People to Share Excursions at Home and Abroad

Today not only marks the availability of Office 2010 for organizations, but also the immediate availability of Office Mobile 2010 for all Windows Mobile 6.5 based phone s with an earlier version of Office Mobile FOR FREE! via Windows Phone Marketplace . Office Mobile 2010 for Windows Mobile 6.5 includes new mobile versions of Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, OneNote and SharePoint Workspace

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Free Office Mobile 2010 for Windows Phones

Starting May 6th, you can order KIN online at Verizon Wireless and on May 13 th , KIN will be available in Verizon Wireless stores. KIN ONE is available for $49.99.

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KIN Availability and Pricing Announced

With all the buzz lately around the upcoming Windows Phone 7 Series it’s easy to lose site of some of the amazing things that can already be accomplished today with Windows Phones as a part of the powerfully integrated Microsoft stack. Last week I had the pleasure of spending a day with some amazing folks who are doing some incredible things with Windows Phone, Microsoft Azure, Silverlight, Bing Maps, SharePoint, Photosynth and more all brought to life by the geocast goodness of Microsoft partner IncaX .

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Productivity Adventure with Windows Phone, IncaX, and the Office of Naval Research

Few attended the congress: 49 000 compare to 2008 55 000 The OS war is back: this will delight the software houses! They have, now, to develop for at least 3 to 5 OS for 1 application Windows 7, Bada: innovation? Android on the rise: At the end of every Android Developers conference the question was how many of you have an Android Phone, as there were only 20 to 30 that rose their hands

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Mobile World Congress 2010 My review

Yesterday was electrifying for Windows Phones! At Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, Steve Ballmer and the Windows Phone team revealed Windows Phone 7 Series; finally the cat is out of the bag as we have been bursting with excitement to talk about this announcement for months. If you saw the press conference, or any of the subsequent news coverage, you’re probably aware of the fresh new approach we are taking to the phone.

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Windows Phone Excitement

This year, having discussed with co-attendees, expectations will be on: Network infrastructure – How to put more data in an already filled pipe? LTE – Will telecom operators invest massively on the 4G? Mobile Applications – How to leverage on the iPhone experience to the other platforms?

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Mobile World Congress 2010

Here is a brief chat with Microsoft’s Joe Belfiore and designers about how they think about design overall and how TED inspires them to utilize the ideas they take away from the conference to influence the design of products at Microsoft. The featured Windows Phone product members include Joe Belfiore, Albert Shum, Jae Park, Don Coyner, and Teresa Goertz. Windows Phone Design Team at TED

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Chat with Windows Phone Designers at the TED Conference

Recently I published my Top 10 Apps for the Windows Phone platform . While they are my overall favorites my application usage changes depending on the scenario. As an example, while on a trip requiring air travel Bing is very important for its navigation capabilities

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Windows Phone Geocast: 4 Top Applications For My Weekend Road Trip

With the close of 2009 I posted a listing of my personal Top 10 Windows Phone applications. To close out the apps mini series I thought I would set the context for what determined the choices (probably should have done this up front), respond to several observations of the exclusion of some applications, and talk about my hopes for the upcoming 2010 Windows Phone wise. On My 2009 Top 10 List: I love using my Windows Phone.

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My Top 2009 Windows Phone Apps Roundup And Reflections

Having saved my proverbial bacon more times than I can remember the Bing application for Windows Phone squeaks ahead in to my number one slot in my Top 10 Mobile Apps countdown. “The Bing app is your central stop for maps, directions, and local searches.” Well that wraps up my top 10 apps for this past year

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Michaels Top 10 Mobile Apps: 1 – Microsoft Bing

In the number 2 slot for Michael’s Top 10 Mobile Apps countdown is LiveMedia GPS by IncaX. Okay folks, between this application and my number one it was soooooo close. For pure coolness and usefulness in a variety of corporate scenarios to include use in the travel industry, R&D, events, and more LiveMedia GPS is my hands down, number one application.

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Michaels Top 10 Mobile Apps: 2 – LiveMedia GPS by IncaX

In the number 4 slot for Michael’s Top 10 Mobile Apps countdown is a very cool application that brings a wealth of possibilities to events, the travel industry, and more. Microsoft Tag is a slick application that “ transforms everyday things in the real world into live links to online information and entertainment. From your mobile phone, simply snap or scan a Tag image anywhere you see it – in editorials, advertisements, product packaging, signs and storefronts – and gain instant access to Websites, videos, reviews, schedules, contact information, social networks, discounts, promotions and more! All you need to do is download the free Tag reader on your web enabled camera phone and when you see a Tag, snap or scan it to interact with the world around you in new ways.” With Tag: Makes offline media (print ads, billboards, posters, television) and physical objects (product packages, storefronts, T-shirts, museum exhibits) interactive.

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Michaels Top 10 Mobile Apps: 4 – Microsoft Tag

In the number 6 slot for Michael’s Top 10 Mobile Apps countdown is the Windows Live App. The windows Live application for the Windows Phone brings all your Windows Live goodness together in one easy to use and navigate mobile experience. From one central spot you can search the web using the power of Bing, you can check the instant message status of your friends online, you can check, and send, email from your Live/Hotmail email account, and more.

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Michaels Top 10 Mobile Apps: 6 – Windows Live

In the number 8 slot for Michael’s Top 10 Mobile Apps countdown is the MySpace App. The MySpace application for the Windows Phones provides a rich, interactive experience with your MySpace account. From it you can update status, check on MySpace friends, upload pictures and even video.

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Michaels Top 10 Mobile Apps: 7 – MySpace

In the number 8 slot for Michael’s Top 10 Mobile Apps countdown is the Microsoft MyPhone App. The following description comes from the About page of the MyPhone site : “With the My Phone service, information on your Windows phone is backed-up to a password-protected web site hosted by Microsoft

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Michaels Top 10 Mobile Apps: 8 – MyPhone

In the number 9 slot for Michael’s Top 10 Mobile Apps countdown is the AP Mobile App. The AP Mobile App allows you to keep up to date with the latest news from around the world in one convenient application. The AP Mobile App is available as a download on the Windows Mobile Marketplace

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Michaels Top 10 Mobile Apps: 9 – AP Mobile

In the number 10 slot for Michael’s Top 10 Mobile Apps countdown is Microsoft Office Communicator Mobile 2007 R2. Mobile communicator allows you to keep in touch with your colleagues no matter where you are.

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Michael’s Top 10 Mobile Apps: 10 – Microsoft Office Communicator Mobile