A new manufacture could be lining up to enter the realm of Windows Phone in the not so distant future. Today, a picture of a leaked prototype Sony Ericsson Windows Phone hit the web, and although this was before Sony bought Ericsson’s share, we believe Sony could still venture down this path.
The Nokia Lumia 710 which was announced last month, December 2011, and went on sale in January 2012 for $50 with a two year contract on T-Mobile USA, is now being offered for free on contract via WalMart.
Microsoft bought Skype back in 2011 and up to this day, there’s no Skype application for Windows Phone while almost every other platform is benefiting, not good. Joe Belfiore stated at MIX 2011 that Skype would be out before 2012, it’s now 2012 and no Skype can be found on the Marketplace. Good news however, a guy called Rob from the Microsoft Social Media Marketing Team at CES, mentioned that Skype will be out for Windows Phone soon.
Something interesting is happening, Samsung is merging its Bada OS effort with Tizen, the open source platform that gobbled up MeeGo after Nokia ditched it for Windows Phone. We’re guessing Samsung figured it couldn’t go it alone so help was needed, and rightfully so because Bada was going nowhere but down hill.
Truth or Dare? That’s the question. There are many games for Windows Phone, but this is the first Truth or Dare game we’ve come across, and we’re happy to report that it works pretty well.
Yeah, we know the world is filled with Harry Potter fans and we don’t like you. However, that doesn’t mean we can’t help you guys out with your Expecto Patronum, we’re awesome like that.
Here we are again with another application, this one is a word game and we are happy about this because word games are lacking on Windows Phone. The newest addition to the Windows Phone realm of gaming is called Jumble!, which is a six letter word game designed to keep you addicted for months to come.
There haven’t been much chit chatter about Global Warming anymore, what’s the point when we all are going die? But if for some reason you feel compelled to keep up with the boring stuff, how about checking out this Global Warming app.
Regularly we give alternative browsers a spin to see if they stack up to IE9. Today I came up on a browser called Proxy Browser, and its sole purpose is to allow users to browse with their IP address hidden.
Many of us are plagued with negative thinking, but what to do if you want to set your mind on the right path? Well guess what, there’s an app for that. Right in the Windows Phone Marketplace lies an app that is out to help you get over negative thinking and put yourself on the path of positive thinking.
